The elongated punch could be reserved for the Apple iPhone 14 Pro, and the under-screen camera system won’t arrive until 2024 at best.
If a report published a few weeks ago is to be believed, Apple may be finally getting rid of the notch on its iPhone 14 and replacing it with a notch. Two signs, to be exact. One round and one oblong. This would bring us closer to the iPhone with a full screen on the front, which many buyers of the Apple brand dream of.
The extended punch could be reserved for the Apple iPhone 14 Pro.
That being said, according to new information from DSCC analyst Ross Young, it seems that this elongated punch can only be reserved for iPhone 14 Pro models. Therefore, this only applies to the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. For the Cupertino company to adopt this design in all its offerings, it will have to wait until 2023 and the iPhone 15 lineup.
And the under-screen camera system won’t show up until 2024, at best.
For those hoping to someday see a front-facing camera system built right under the screen, doing away with the notch and notch for good, know that Ross Young claims that, according to his sources, that’s not going to happen. should not happen in 2023. Indeed, the operation requires coordination between screen and sensor teams, and a manufacturer capable of mass-producing the panel while still meeting the many standards imposed by Apple needs to be found.
Although some manufacturers already offer smartphones with an under-screen camera module, these devices are still far from being widely adopted. This is largely due to the image quality of pictures and videos obtained using such a system. In any case, this means that we will certainly have to wait until at least 2024 before such an iPhone appears. However, there is no doubt that when the Cupertino company decides, it will guarantee high image quality.