IPhone 2023 – Spress https://en.spress.net Spress is a general newspaper in English which is updated 24 hours a day. Thu, 15 Apr 2021 15:30:07 +0000 en-US hourly 1 191965906 A dramatic change will be found on an iPhone released in 2023 https://en.spress.net/a-dramatic-change-will-be-found-on-an-iphone-released-in-2023/ Thu, 15 Apr 2021 15:30:07 +0000 https://en.spress.net/a-dramatic-change-will-be-found-on-an-iphone-released-in-2023/ iPhone 2023 will likely have FaceID designed to be hidden under the screen.
Apple is planning to implement a FaceID system located below the screen with the iPhone coming out in 2023. This means that Apple may completely eliminate the “rabbit ears” on the front of the screen. Current iPhone, according to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.

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In an announcement to investors, Ming-Chi Kuo said that the Face ID system below the screen will be launched by Apple with potential telephoto lens technology in 2023. Previously, Ming-Chi Kuo said That starting from 2022, Apple may apply the design “mole” for some iPhone lines.

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The “notch” is a design that Apple released from the time of the iPhone X. It functions as a place for the TrueDepth camera system to help implement the FaceID feature. Previously, “rabbit ears” received mixed reactions of praise and criticism. Some people believe that “rabbit ears” lose balance in the overall design of the iPhone.

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Previously, Ming-Chi Kuo said that at least one high-end iPhone launched in 2023 will have a fingerprint sensor integrated below the screen, no “rabbit ears” and the screen spills over the entire front. In today’s report, he did not mention whether Apple will integrate both TouchID and FaceID below the screen.

Photo: MacRumors

From a technical point of view, MacRumors judged that the facial recognition system below the screen would require fairly advanced and sophisticated technology. Accordingly, the TrueDepth camera will have to be able to read and recognize the user’s face without affecting the quality of display on the screen.

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