Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, who came to the fore with the information he leaked about Apple products, made a very controversial statement about the company. Speaking in a podcast broadcast, Gurman announced that Apple will prefer perforated screens in some of the products it will launch in 2022. One of these products will be the iPhone 14, as you can imagine.
To be frank, Apple’s punch-hole screen plans have been on the agenda for a while. Various sources have suggested that the iPhone 14 will come with a punch-hole display design. The statements made by Mark Gurman have strengthened the allegations made so far.
What will happen to FaceID technology if the punch-hole screen comes?
The number one reason Apple has produced iPhones with ultra-wide notches for years was the facial recognition technology called FaceID. The system recognizes the user’s face with its numerous sensors, thus offering high-level security. So what will happen to FaceID technology if the punch-hole screen comes? Allegedly, the company has been trying to embed FaceID under the screen for the past few years, and it finally succeeded. Assuming that the iPhone 14 will be announced in the fall; We can easily say that all the works can be completed until that time.
The only product that Apple will announce in 2022 will not be the iPhone 14 family with a punch-hole screen. Allegedly, in 2022, the company will introduce a new version of the Apple Watch focused on durability, with the MacBook Air with wireless charging and a new design, the iPad Pro with the M2 processor, a new iPhone SE with 5G support. The technical features of these products will become more clear in the coming months. . .
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