Apple’s new iPhone 14 series is expected to be among the reveals at the company’s “Far Out” event on September 7, and it’s natural to want to compare this year’s rumored model to last year’s iPhone 13. While rumors further point to the iPhone 14 getting a September 16 release date, nothing official yet. In the meantime we have questions: How much better will the cameras get? Will the iPhone 14 get more expensive? And what’s the deal with the notch anyway — is this the year of the notchless iPhone? We’ve sorted through the rumors to find some answers, or at least form a better idea of what features Apple’s 2022 flagship phone might include. To be clear, none of these specs or features have been confirmed by Apple. Read more: Apple iPhone 14: Release date, price and every other notable rumor
iPhone 14 design: Bye-bye, notch? hello, cuts
This has been going on for years, but one of the biggest rumors is about the notch at the top of the display. After introducing the notch on the iPhone X in 2017, Apple could finally ditch it this year — though apparently only on the Pro models. The company is expected to swap it out for a smaller punch-hole camera on the Pro models, according to well-known Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo Kuo. The punch-hole design refers to a display with only a small circular notch for the front-facing camera, as seen on a number of Samsung releases, including the Galaxy S22 Ultra and Galaxy Z Flip 4.
However, screen analyst Ross Young predicts that the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max will get two notches: a hole and a pill-shaped notch to house the front-facing camera and Face ID. Right now, the notch houses the components that make Face ID work, which means Apple may have to shrink all that technology in order to make a notch-less iPhone a reality. Whether the next iPhone gets a cut-out or two, the rumors we’ve been following suggest that members of the iPhone 14 lineup will be notch-less for the first time in five years.
iPhone 14 selfie camera: Revamped front camera
Apple has made significant changes to its rear cameras over the years, but front-facing cameras have been overlooked. This may no longer be the case this year. If the notch goes away, the iPhone 14’s front-facing camera may change visually with the addition of notches, but there’s also talk of the camera system itself getting a noticeable functional upgrade.
In an April tweet, Kuo said the entire iPhone 14 lineup will get a larger aperture (f/1.9), which will help the device take better photos at night, and an upgrade to autofocus. All of this represents potentially the biggest iPhone camera upgrade since 2019.
(2/2) AF support and lower f-number can provide better shallow depth of field effect for selfie/portrait mode. In addition, the autofocus can also improve the focus effect for FaceTime/video calls/live streaming.
— Ming-Chi Kuo (@mingchikuo) April 19, 2022
The iPhone 14 display: Pro models may have an always-on display
One of the biggest iOS 16 features that Apple previewed was the revamped lock screen. The lock screen coming in the fall as part of iOS 16 will show more information at a glance, such as the weather, activity progress, battery levels and your calendar. It’s a feature that pairs well with an always-on display — and it makes sense that Apple will launch it with the upcoming iPhone 14.
A June report from 9to5Mac uncovered references to backlight management tools, as well as hidden flags for engineers that could allow them to test an always-on display on an iPhone 13 Pro. The always-on display is already on many Android phones, as well as the Apple Watch. Instead of lighting up your entire screen like the lock screen does, an always-on display only turns on a portion of the screen to save power.
iPhone 14 Price: Pro models can be $100 more expensive
Apple didn’t make any price changes between the iPhone 12 and iPhone 13 series, but Wedbush analyst Dan Ives expects a $100 price increase for the iPhone 14 pro models. Currently, the iPhone 13 Pro starts at $999 and the iPhone 13 Pro Max at $1,099.
This is supported by Kuo, who recently said that he expects the average selling price of the iPhone 14 series to increase. The macroeconomic environment also shows rising prices. Inflation remains stubbornly high, while Apple continues to struggle with supply chain issues in China — both of which drive up the price of doing business.
iPhone 14 size: Same, same but different bezel size for the Pro models
Apple’s latest two iPhone series are the same size at 6.1 inches for the base model, up to 6.7 inches for the Pro Max. According to a report by the Nikkei Asian Review, Apple will stick with those sizes for the iPhone 14 series, but ditch the 5.4-inch Mini. This rumor is confirmed by a March report from 9to5Mac. Reports have shown sluggish sales of the iPhone 12 Mini, so it won’t be a surprise if Apple ends up retiring the small phone in 2022.
While the size of the next iPhone is expected to remain the same, the display bezels for the Pro Max are rumored to be 20% smaller compared to previous iPhone generations, according to CAD renders shared by leaker ShrimpApplePro on Twitter. This means that the screen will be slightly larger. However, it is important to note that this rumor should be taken seriously, as ShrimpApplePro does not have an extensive track record to support their speculation.
title: “Apple Iphone 14 Vs Iphone 13 Revamped Design Improved Selfie Camera Could Come To 2022 Phone Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-01” author: “Carrie Bires”
Apple’s new iPhone 14 series is expected to be among the reveals at the company’s “Far Out” event on September 7, and it’s natural to want to compare this year’s rumored model to last year’s iPhone 13. While rumors further point to the iPhone 14 getting a September 16 release date, nothing official yet. In the meantime we have questions: How much better will the cameras get? Will the iPhone 14 get more expensive? And what’s the deal with the notch anyway — is this the year of the notchless iPhone? We’ve sorted through the rumors to find some answers, or at least form a better idea of what features Apple’s 2022 flagship phone might include. To be clear, none of these specs or features have been confirmed by Apple. Read more: Apple iPhone 14: Release date, price and every other notable rumor
iPhone 14 design: Bye-bye, notch? hello, cuts
This has been going on for years, but one of the biggest rumors is about the notch at the top of the display. After introducing the notch on the iPhone X in 2017, Apple could finally ditch it this year — though apparently only on the Pro models. The company is expected to swap it out for a smaller punch-hole camera on the Pro models, according to well-known Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo Kuo. The punch-hole design refers to a display with only a small circular notch for the front-facing camera, as seen on a number of Samsung releases, including the Galaxy S22 Ultra and Galaxy Z Flip 4.
However, screen analyst Ross Young predicts that the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max will get two notches: a hole and a pill-shaped notch to house the front-facing camera and Face ID. Right now, the notch houses the components that make Face ID work, which means Apple may have to shrink all that technology in order to make a notch-less iPhone a reality. Whether the next iPhone gets a cut-out or two, the rumors we’ve been following suggest that members of the iPhone 14 lineup will be notch-less for the first time in five years.
iPhone 14 selfie camera: Revamped front camera
Apple has made significant changes to its rear cameras over the years, but front-facing cameras have been overlooked. This may no longer be the case this year. If the notch goes away, the iPhone 14’s front-facing camera may change visually with the addition of notches, but there’s also talk of the camera system itself getting a noticeable functional upgrade.
In an April tweet, Kuo said the entire iPhone 14 lineup will get a larger aperture (f/1.9), which will help the device take better photos at night, and an upgrade to autofocus. All of this represents potentially the biggest iPhone camera upgrade since 2019.
(2/2) AF support and lower f-number can provide better shallow depth of field effect for selfie/portrait mode. In addition, the autofocus can also improve the focus effect for FaceTime/video calls/live streaming.
— Ming-Chi Kuo (@mingchikuo) April 19, 2022
The iPhone 14 display: Pro models may have an always-on display
One of the biggest iOS 16 features that Apple previewed was the revamped lock screen. The lock screen coming in the fall as part of iOS 16 will show more information at a glance, such as the weather, activity progress, battery levels and your calendar. It’s a feature that pairs well with an always-on display — and it makes sense that Apple will launch it with the upcoming iPhone 14.
A June report from 9to5Mac uncovered references to backlight management tools, as well as hidden flags for engineers that could allow them to test an always-on display on an iPhone 13 Pro. The always-on display is already on many Android phones, as well as the Apple Watch. Instead of lighting up your entire screen like the lock screen does, an always-on display only turns on a portion of the screen to save power.
iPhone 14 Price: Pro models can be $100 more expensive
Apple didn’t make any price changes between the iPhone 12 and iPhone 13 series, but Wedbush analyst Dan Ives expects a $100 price increase for the iPhone 14 pro models. Currently, the iPhone 13 Pro starts at $999 and the iPhone 13 Pro Max at $1,099.
This is supported by Kuo, who recently said that he expects the average selling price of the iPhone 14 series to increase. The macroeconomic environment also shows rising prices. Inflation remains stubbornly high, while Apple continues to struggle with supply chain issues in China — both of which drive up the price of doing business.
iPhone 14 size: Same, same but different bezel size for the Pro models
Apple’s latest two iPhone series are the same size at 6.1 inches for the base model, up to 6.7 inches for the Pro Max. According to a report by the Nikkei Asian Review, Apple will stick with those sizes for the iPhone 14 series, but ditch the 5.4-inch Mini. This rumor is confirmed by a March report from 9to5Mac. Reports have shown sluggish sales of the iPhone 12 Mini, so it won’t be a surprise if Apple ends up retiring the small phone in 2022.
While the size of the next iPhone is expected to remain the same, the display bezels for the Pro Max are rumored to be 20% smaller compared to previous iPhone generations, according to CAD renders shared by leaker ShrimpApplePro on Twitter. This means that the screen will be slightly larger. However, it is important to note that this rumor should be taken seriously, as ShrimpApplePro does not have an extensive track record to support their speculation.
title: “Apple Iphone 14 Vs Iphone 13 Revamped Design Improved Selfie Camera Could Come To 2022 Phone Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-24” author: “Albert Claudio”
Apple’s new iPhone 14 series is expected to be among the reveals at the company’s “Far Out” event on September 7, and it’s natural to want to compare this year’s rumored model to last year’s iPhone 13. While rumors further point to the iPhone 14 getting a September 16 release date, nothing official yet. In the meantime we have questions: How much better will the cameras get? Will the iPhone 14 get more expensive? And what’s the deal with the notch anyway — is this the year of the notchless iPhone? We’ve sorted through the rumors to find some answers, or at least form a better idea of what features Apple’s 2022 flagship phone might include. To be clear, none of these specs or features have been confirmed by Apple. Read more: Apple iPhone 14: Release date, price and every other notable rumor
iPhone 14 design: Bye-bye, notch? hello, cuts
This has been going on for years, but one of the biggest rumors is about the notch at the top of the display. After introducing the notch on the iPhone X in 2017, Apple could finally ditch it this year — though apparently only on the Pro models. The company is expected to swap it out for a smaller punch-hole camera on the Pro models, according to well-known Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo Kuo. The punch-hole design refers to a display with only a small circular notch for the front-facing camera, as seen on a number of Samsung releases, including the Galaxy S22 Ultra and Galaxy Z Flip 4.
However, screen analyst Ross Young predicts that the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max will get two notches: a hole and a pill-shaped notch to house the front-facing camera and Face ID. Right now, the notch houses the components that make Face ID work, which means Apple may have to shrink all that technology in order to make a notch-less iPhone a reality. Whether the next iPhone gets a cut-out or two, the rumors we’ve been following suggest that members of the iPhone 14 lineup will be notch-less for the first time in five years.
iPhone 14 selfie camera: Revamped front camera
Apple has made significant changes to its rear cameras over the years, but front-facing cameras have been overlooked. This may no longer be the case this year. If the notch goes away, the iPhone 14’s front-facing camera may change visually with the addition of notches, but there’s also talk of the camera system itself getting a noticeable functional upgrade.
In an April tweet, Kuo said the entire iPhone 14 lineup will get a larger aperture (f/1.9), which will help the device take better photos at night, and an upgrade to autofocus. All of this represents potentially the biggest iPhone camera upgrade since 2019.
(2/2) AF support and lower f-number can provide better shallow depth of field effect for selfie/portrait mode. In addition, the autofocus can also improve the focus effect for FaceTime/video calls/live streaming.
— Ming-Chi Kuo (@mingchikuo) April 19, 2022
The iPhone 14 display: Pro models may have an always-on display
One of the biggest iOS 16 features that Apple previewed was the revamped lock screen. The lock screen coming in the fall as part of iOS 16 will show more information at a glance, such as the weather, activity progress, battery levels and your calendar. It’s a feature that pairs well with an always-on display — and it makes sense that Apple will launch it with the upcoming iPhone 14.
A June report from 9to5Mac uncovered references to backlight management tools, as well as hidden flags for engineers that could allow them to test an always-on display on an iPhone 13 Pro. The always-on display is already on many Android phones, as well as the Apple Watch. Instead of lighting up your entire screen like the lock screen does, an always-on display only turns on a portion of the screen to save power.
iPhone 14 Price: Pro models can be $100 more expensive
Apple didn’t make any price changes between the iPhone 12 and iPhone 13 series, but Wedbush analyst Dan Ives expects a $100 price increase for the iPhone 14 pro models. Currently, the iPhone 13 Pro starts at $999 and the iPhone 13 Pro Max at $1,099.
This is supported by Kuo, who recently said that he expects the average selling price of the iPhone 14 series to increase. The macroeconomic environment also shows rising prices. Inflation remains stubbornly high, while Apple continues to struggle with supply chain issues in China — both of which drive up the price of doing business.
iPhone 14 size: Same, same but different bezel size for the Pro models
Apple’s latest two iPhone series are the same size at 6.1 inches for the base model, up to 6.7 inches for the Pro Max. According to a report by the Nikkei Asian Review, Apple will stick with those sizes for the iPhone 14 series, but ditch the 5.4-inch Mini. This rumor is confirmed by a March report from 9to5Mac. Reports have shown sluggish sales of the iPhone 12 Mini, so it won’t be a surprise if Apple ends up retiring the small phone in 2022.
While the size of the next iPhone is expected to remain the same, the display bezels for the Pro Max are rumored to be 20% smaller compared to previous iPhone generations, according to CAD renders shared by leaker ShrimpApplePro on Twitter. This means that the screen will be slightly larger. However, it is important to note that this rumor should be taken seriously, as ShrimpApplePro does not have an extensive track record to support their speculation.
title: “Apple Iphone 14 Vs Iphone 13 Revamped Design Improved Selfie Camera Could Come To 2022 Phone Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-21” author: “Maryellen Turner”
Apple’s new iPhone 14 series is expected to be among the reveals at the company’s “Far Out” event on September 7, and it’s natural to want to compare this year’s rumored model to last year’s iPhone 13. While rumors further point to the iPhone 14 getting a September 16 release date, nothing official yet. In the meantime we have questions: How much better will the cameras get? Will the iPhone 14 get more expensive? And what’s the deal with the notch anyway — is this the year of the notchless iPhone? We’ve sorted through the rumors to find some answers, or at least form a better idea of what features Apple’s 2022 flagship phone might include. To be clear, none of these specs or features have been confirmed by Apple. Read more: Apple iPhone 14: Release date, price and every other notable rumor
iPhone 14 design: Bye-bye, notch? hello, cuts
This has been going on for years, but one of the biggest rumors is about the notch at the top of the display. After introducing the notch on the iPhone X in 2017, Apple could finally ditch it this year — though apparently only on the Pro models. The company is expected to swap it out for a smaller punch-hole camera on the Pro models, according to well-known Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo Kuo. The punch-hole design refers to a display with only a small circular notch for the front-facing camera, as seen on a number of Samsung releases, including the Galaxy S22 Ultra and Galaxy Z Flip 4.
However, screen analyst Ross Young predicts that the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max will get two notches: a hole and a pill-shaped notch to house the front-facing camera and Face ID. Right now, the notch houses the components that make Face ID work, which means Apple may have to shrink all that technology in order to make a notch-less iPhone a reality. Whether the next iPhone gets a cut-out or two, the rumors we’ve been following suggest that members of the iPhone 14 lineup will be notch-less for the first time in five years.
iPhone 14 selfie camera: Revamped front camera
Apple has made significant changes to its rear cameras over the years, but front-facing cameras have been overlooked. This may no longer be the case this year. If the notch goes away, the iPhone 14’s front-facing camera may change visually with the addition of notches, but there’s also talk of the camera system itself getting a noticeable functional upgrade.
In an April tweet, Kuo said the entire iPhone 14 lineup will get a larger aperture (f/1.9), which will help the device take better photos at night, and an upgrade to autofocus. All of this represents potentially the biggest iPhone camera upgrade since 2019.
(2/2) AF support and lower f-number can provide better shallow depth of field effect for selfie/portrait mode. In addition, the autofocus can also improve the focus effect for FaceTime/video calls/live streaming.
— Ming-Chi Kuo (@mingchikuo) April 19, 2022
The iPhone 14 display: Pro models may have an always-on display
One of the biggest iOS 16 features that Apple previewed was the revamped lock screen. The lock screen coming in the fall as part of iOS 16 will show more information at a glance, such as the weather, activity progress, battery levels and your calendar. It’s a feature that pairs well with an always-on display — and it makes sense that Apple will launch it with the upcoming iPhone 14.
A June report from 9to5Mac uncovered references to backlight management tools, as well as hidden flags for engineers that could allow them to test an always-on display on an iPhone 13 Pro. The always-on display is already on many Android phones, as well as the Apple Watch. Instead of lighting up your entire screen like the lock screen does, an always-on display only turns on a portion of the screen to save power.
iPhone 14 Price: Pro models can be $100 more expensive
Apple didn’t make any price changes between the iPhone 12 and iPhone 13 series, but Wedbush analyst Dan Ives expects a $100 price increase for the iPhone 14 pro models. Currently, the iPhone 13 Pro starts at $999 and the iPhone 13 Pro Max at $1,099.
This is supported by Kuo, who recently said that he expects the average selling price of the iPhone 14 series to increase. The macroeconomic environment also shows rising prices. Inflation remains stubbornly high, while Apple continues to struggle with supply chain issues in China — both of which drive up the price of doing business.
iPhone 14 size: Same, same but different bezel size for the Pro models
Apple’s latest two iPhone series are the same size at 6.1 inches for the base model, up to 6.7 inches for the Pro Max. According to a report by the Nikkei Asian Review, Apple will stick with those sizes for the iPhone 14 series, but ditch the 5.4-inch Mini. This rumor is confirmed by a March report from 9to5Mac. Reports have shown sluggish sales of the iPhone 12 Mini, so it won’t be a surprise if Apple ends up retiring the small phone in 2022.
While the size of the next iPhone is expected to remain the same, the display bezels for the Pro Max are rumored to be 20% smaller compared to previous iPhone generations, according to CAD renders shared by leaker ShrimpApplePro on Twitter. This means that the screen will be slightly larger. However, it is important to note that this rumor should be taken seriously, as ShrimpApplePro does not have an extensive track record to support their speculation.
