A apple must equip dynamic island on all smartphones of the series iPhone 15 and with that will make a few changes to the front of your devices. In addition to the visual change, the analyst Ming Chi Kuo found that the manufacturer should build a proximity sensor into the dynamic island of the device, which could improve the performance of features such as Face ID.
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According to information received Kuodifferent from models iphone 14 pro This 14 Pro Maxwhich have the front proximity sensor under the display, the proximity sensor will be moved in new devices and will no longer be under the screen.
This sensor will remain dynamic island along with a photo sensor, which should not change the design and size of the cutout on the front of the device. Along with the information received Ming Chi Kuoa leak unknownz2 declared apple indeed, the design of the sensors on the panel should be changed, stating that “this could lead to improvements in Face ID.”
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As indicated 9to5Macit can be assumed that this change will actually happen, since the information obtained by the analyst is based on conversations with people connected to the supply chain of the Cupertino giant.
The portal believes that this is a change in the position of the frontal proximity sensor for dynamic island dsomeday will improve the performance of resources using this technology. In theory, the functioning of the sensor should be improved by the fact that it is no longer under the display, which will improve the use of the sensor in functions such as Face ID And Always-on display.
Despite this, the site believes that this choice should be moved not to improve the performance of these features, but to apple manages to reduce the cost of the series iPhone 15.
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