We met with the iPhone 13 and other new generation Apple products at the launch last September. Although it has not been long since we met with these products, the next generation has begun to wonder. Since the iPhone 13 series does not contain much innovation in design, people want to see a difference in the next generation. According to the report of the famous analyst, the iPhone 14 will be the iPhone design that says goodbye to the notch.
Gurman: iPhone 14 will be without notch
Known for leaks about Apple products, Mark Gurman talked about Apple products that will be introduced in 2022 in his newsletter published this week. According to Gurman’s estimation, the notch we’ve seen since the iPhone X will now be retired. Instead, the front camera will be found as a hole in the screen, just like Samsung phones. The reason this hasn’t been done for years is because there was no other place to put the Face ID sensors. However, it looks like Apple is now ready to place these sensors under the screen.
iPhone 14 concept design
Face ID is a feature that Apple users love and Apple will not give up. Therefore, before the notch can be removed, the sensors must be able to work from the bottom of the screen. There are also manufacturers who manage to place the camera directly under the screen. However, Apple may not be ready to do this right now. We can see this design on models after iPhone 14.
MacBook Air with Apple M2 processor planned
We knew that Apple would bring a new generation M-series processor in 2021. Although it is often claimed that the name of this processor will be Apple M2, the result was not so. Instead of skipping a generation to the M series last year, Apple added two processors, called Pro and Max, to the current generation. Although these processors are much more powerful than the Apple M1, the eyes are still waiting for the Apple M2.
Mac Pro
According to the same report by Gurman, Apple plans to introduce MacBook Air with M2 processor this year. According to his estimation, the 8-core CPU and the GPU, which can be selected between 9 and 10 cores, will be included in the new chip. The other expectation is the Mac Pro, which was very popular with its price when the first generation was introduced. The next generation of the high-performance Mac Pro is expected to arrive, and the next generation is expected to feature the Apple M2 chip, which can be customized up to a 40-core CPU and 128-core GPU.
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