Apple could launch an iPhone 16 in 2024 with an all-screen display with Face ID and an under-display front camera.
Apple is likely to unveil the hyped iPhone 14 series in September, however, rumors and leaks regarding specifications, features, and pricing have created a buzz on the internet. But this new report that has excited iPhone fans like crazy isn’t about the iPhone 14. Instead, it’s about the iPhone 2024 models. Yes, the iPhone 16! Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo recently suggested that Apple may include an all-screen display in the iPhone 2024 models. The device could be part of the iPhone 16 series. If that’s true then iPhone users will not only get the full screen display in the iPhone 16 series, but they will also be able to see Face ID under the display along with the front camera under the display.
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo in his latest tweet wrote that the full-screen iPhone will indeed launch in 2024. He tweeted, “I think the full-screen iPhone will actually come out next year. 2024. The high-end iPhones of 2024 will adopt – showing the front camera along with Face ID under the screen. Low light conditions are bad for front camera quality and ISP & algorithms play an important role in quality improvement. “
He previously shared the same when writing that Face ID under the screen will come to Apple for the first time in 2024. He even mentioned that Apple’s decision to introduce the feature in 2024 is because marketing purposes rather than a technical matter.
Meanwhile, this year Apple is expected to remove the notch display for the iPhone 14 series and replace it with a pill-shaped cut-out screen and a punch-hole camera. Not only this but the Cupertino-based tech giant is also likely to sell off the mini model and bring in a new model, i.e. iPhone 14 MAX.
Kuo previously revealed that the iPhone 14 will come with a 6.06-inch flexible OLED display while the iPhone 14 Pro will have a 6.06-inch LTPO OLED display. In addition, Apple will use the A15 bionic chipset, which has been used in the iPhone 13 series for non-pro iPhone 14 models while the Pro models will be powered by the A16 bionic chipset.
