With some news about iPhone 14 already assumed (and practically confirmed) by the eyes of market analysts smartphone start looking years ahead. We have information about iPhone 15 and now about iPhone 16. with design hole punch + tablet this year, Apple 2024 should switch to selfies and under-display sensors, says Ming-Chi Kuoone of the leading brand experts.

Apple to launch camera under ‘just to run’ display

Supporting the assumption about Ross Young (Founder of DCC, screen consulting company) Ming-Chi Kuo says that Apple has in its schedule the launch iPhone 16 with selfie camera and FaceID sensor below the display. On your Twitter account kuo explains that the plan Cupertino giant “Delays” of new items until 2024 are marketing, not technical limitations. A few months ago, a website specializing in patent reports from Apple showed that the manufacturer had records of its technology for use Face ID below the screen.

However, something to be concerned about Apple this use cameras below the display, image quality is reduced due to less light input. To resolve this issue, manufacturers using this configuration need to image processor This post-processing improved. So apple company will work for the future A17 Bionic be able to maintain “Apple Standard” photos even with under-display camera counterpoints. kuo explains that only “high-end iPhones” iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max will have this configuration.

New under-display lens tech coming to Z Fold 5 and iPhone

This is reported by the South Korean website TheElec. Samsung Display and OTI LumionixCanadian company in the OLED segment, developing a new generation under display camera to Galaxy Z Fold 5 and iPhone 15 Pro (contrary to Yang and Kuo’s announcement of a release date iPhone with under-display sensors). Following the tradition of launching two companies, Z-fold 5 will be the first to use this technology when it becomes available in August 2023; then, in September, it’s the turn Apple smartphone be presented with the same technology.

This new technology allows, according to TheElec, to open “microscopic transparent windows” in OLED’s pixel layers. Thus, transparent space allows Apple install sensors Face ID under the screen, catching two birds with one stone: space for sensors and an absolutely clean screen for users. When activated Face IDsensors will open excavation on the screen. Once identified, it closes and the screen is completely “obstacle-free”.

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