iPhone 14 to feature under-display Face ID, titanium body, and more
This year's iPhone hasn't even been revealed but the rumour-mongers are already talking about next year's iPhones.
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Apple hasn't even announced this year's iPhones but that isn't stopping the rumour mill from speculating features that we could see on next year's iPhones.
According to noted Apple leaker Dan Prosser, next year's iPhones could feature a notch-less display made possible by an under-display Face ID system.
Renders show next year's iPhones having a hole-punch camera – not unlike the systems currently employed by high-end Android phones.
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Additionally, Prosser also said that next year's models will be thicker and that the rear camera bump will be eliminated. He also said that he expects the phones to have titanium frames.
Given that the iPhone 14 is still so far away, I'd say take these rumours with a huge pinch of salt.
That said, given Apple's history, it's likely that we won't see a huge redesign this year and that'll only come next year.
Apple is expected to announce this year's iPhones at next week's "California streaming" event.
Source: Front Page Tech
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