If Apple’s product refresh cycle does not change, the iPhone 13 will launch in September this year.
Source DuanRui recently shared an image that is said to be the iPhone 13 screen panel. Observed from the leaked image shows that the iPhone 13 may have a significantly smaller “notch” than the current design.
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According to MacRumors, the screen panel shown in the image could be that of the iPhone 13 Pro and the iPhone 13 mini. The fact that the iPhone 13 may have a smaller “notch” is because Apple has moved the speaker-related components to the bezel on the screen. Last year, Apple is expected to make this design change with the iPhone 12 but has not yet been realized.
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The image also shows a change in the front camera is moved to the left side of the “rabbit ears”. Currently, the iPhone’s camera is on the right side of the “notch”. Previously, according to Mac Otakara, the iPhone’s TrueDepth camera cluster will be “significantly smaller” because the wave reception, which is at the top of the screen, is moved to the side of the device. Besides, the size of this camera cluster itself is also good.
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The “rabbit ear” design is adopted by Apple starting with the iPhone X launched in 2017. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo believes that the iPhone 2022 may switch to using the “punch hole” design.
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By 2023, Apple may launch an iPhone with absolutely no “rabbit ears” or “mole” on the front thanks to integrating FaceID directly below the screen.
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