The future of an all-screen iPhone model has been talked about for a long time. The rumors circulating about such a model now give us a look at the features and innovations that may be on the full screen iPhone.
So when is our most likely prediction to get full screen iPhones? The answer to this question comes from Ming-Chi Kuo, a famous Apple analyst.
When will we meet the first all-screen iPhone?
According to Kuo, the release of iPhones, which will consist entirely of screens, will take place in 2024. Expressing that until then, Apple will move the front camera and Face ID to the bottom of the screen on iPhones, Kuo states that the most suitable candidate for such an update may be the iPhone 16 Pro.
Kuo states that this estimate also correlates with predictions made in the past months, which indicate that it is unlikely that Apple will launch new iPhones with under-display fingerprint readers in the next two years. Accordingly, Kuo said that the demand for Touc ID is related to the increase in the use of masks; however, he states that this demand has disappeared because Face ID is now compatible with masks. This means that Touch ID is no longer needed and Dace ID alone is sufficient.
At this point, we are faced with the question of how Apple will integrate the front camera located under the screen into the iPhone. In an analysis of the subject by Sam Byford, this technology is under development; however, it is stated that there is still a long way ahead for the existing cameras to reach the quality. Related to this, Byford says for under-screen cameras across ZTE and Xiaomi, “The images you get are certainly usable most of the time. If you’re not a big selfie user or don’t use your phone for Zoom calls, I think you can get by with that,” he says. On the other hand, Kuo states that the solution is improvements in Image Signal Processor (ISP) and image algorithms
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