Apple just started delivering its iPhone 13 devices to customers and we already started hearing about the next year’s iPhone.
The latest news coming from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman (via 9to5mac), claims that the next year’s iPhone will feature a complete redesign, great news for those who are not buying iPhone 13. Gurman says users can expect new entry-level and Pro models and a complete redesign for the iPhone 14.
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This isn’t the first time we heard about this “complete redesign” rumor for the iPhone 14 lineup. Reliable analyst Ming-Chi Kuo already said that Apple will drop the notch in 2022. Instead of the notch, the company will use a punch-hole design, most Android phones currently using it.
In addition, Jon Prosser, a well-known YouTuber/leaker, also claimed that he has already seen real-life images of the notch-free iPhone 14 Pro Max.
As per the previous rumors, Apple is planning to ditch the iPhone Mini model to focus on iPhone 14 Max, it will make a regular iPhone, two Pro iPhones, and a Max model in the iPhone 14 series.
About the under-display Touch ID, Kuo said the company is working on this technology but is not sure to finish it for the iPhone 14 lineup. Kuo recently said that this tech is most likely to in 2023 iPhone, while in 2024 Apple will finally bring a foldable device.
Stay tuned for more information.
