Earlier, there were reports that the iPhone 14 to be launched next year will adopt a completely innovative design. It may remove the “M” design and change to a “punch-type” lens design to increase the screen-to-body ratio. However, some mainland Bloggers stated that even if Apple switched to a punch-hole design, it would be difficult to completely abandon the “M-size”, which means that the next-generation iPhone still has the opportunity to retain the “M-size”.
- It is rumored that the iPhone 14 will adopt a completely innovative design
- The front lens will be changed to a “punch-hole” lens design to increase the screen-to-body ratio
- Mainland Bloggers said that it is difficult for Apple to completely abandon “M”
Earlier, a mainland Blogger posted a big hit on Weibo. Even if it is rumored that the iPhone 14 will use a perforated front lens design, it is difficult to completely abandon the “M”, that is, overturn the earlier rumor that “iPhone 14 will “It will adopt a completely innovative design”, but the “M size” of the high-end machine will be a little smaller than that of the iPhone 13, and then “a little bit” will be added to the side as a perforated front lens.
In addition, the Blogger said in a post that the iPhone 14 will not have an under-screen fingerprint unlocking function next year, which means that Face ID will still be the only biometric unlocking method. However, because the post has attracted too much discussion, the post has now been deleted.
In fact, the iPhone 13 “M-size” launched this year has been reduced by 20%, but many “fruit fans” believe that the “M-size” should be completely eliminated. But what is worth thinking about is how will Face ID be used if the “M” is removed? So unless Apple decides to abandon Face ID, it is difficult to remove the “M”.
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