We’ve been a little over three months apart since the arrival of the iPhone 14 (specifically for some models, maybe even more), but like every year, rumors and leaks have been helping us for quite a few months now. get an idea of ​​what the next generation will be like Apple smartphone, both in general and in relation to each of the four expected models (iPhone 14, 14 Max, 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max), which will be announced at the end of the summer.

With these rumors, however we should always be reasonably skeptical, because experience has already taught us that even the most reliable analysts are wrong more than once and that some predictions of barely known (if not completely unknown) leakers may prove to be correct. Not to mention the opportunities when the predictions contradict each other. We will finally have absolute certainty about the iPhone 14 when Apple introduces them, initially in September.

Popular and usually successful (though not infallible) Mark Gurman, a Bloomberg analyst specializing in Apple, commented thate iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max could always have a function on the screen. However, the 14 and 14 Max models should not, due to the difference in the materials used to make their screens. Yet another difference in Apple’s theoretical plan to make a bigger difference between the Normal and Pro models.

In this case, yes, it is important to clarify that the difference, as mentioned above, is indicated by the type of screen, and at this point we must keep in mind that Similar rumors have already surfaced about the iPhone 13 and its ProMotion panelalso in the Pro variants, thanks to low-temperature polycrystalline oxide screens, LTPO, a key technology that allows you to dynamically adjust the screen refresh rate, and that, as in the current generation, it should be present in the iPhone 14 Pro.

In 13 Pro, the screen is able to adjust the refresh rate between 10 and 120 Hz, but rumors have it that on the iPhone 14 Pro, the minimum speed could drop to just one hertzthat is, a screen update per second, a key condition that would allow the implementation of the always-on mode, without this having a noticeable impact on performance and especially on the consumption of the new generation iPhone Pro.

With constantly deployed technology the screen always displays certain information, day and time, weather, notifications … that is, information for which we normally have to reactivate the phone, even though it does not require access to any application. With this mode, access to this information is instantaneous, and although the mode represents minimal power consumption, it is more than offset by situations where we no longer have to take the iPhone out of pause mode.

With information from Phone Arena