Some technical drawings of the iPhone 14, obtained from the 91Mobiles website, show the probable design change wanted by Apple for the future smartphone family, arriving in September.
According to sources, two of the models will be very similar to the current iPhone 13, while the "pro" variants will differ.
The reference is to the farewell, on the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max, of the notch, the upper "notch" that houses the front camera and the Face ID biometric recognition sensors. According to the drawings, Apple has opted for a double hole, a round one dedicated to the selfie cam and another, oval, to scan the face for login authentication.
In recent days, the American giant has released the update to the iOS 15.4 operating system, which allows you to use the Face Id even when wearing a mask, thanks to the improvement of the algorithms for storing unique details around the user's eyes.
Ross Young, an expert analyst of the display market, has suggested that in 2023, Apple could completely eliminate the cutouts on the iPhone screen, integrating the sensors visible today under the panel.
To confirm the double distinction in the design of the iPhone 14 comes a further sharing of the technical Cad files of the basic models, which show phones indistinguishable from today's versions, with a slightly smaller notch and double rear camera.
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On sale from March 18, according to Digitimes analysts, Apple will ship around 30 million globally, 5 million more than the 25 million model launched in 2020.