Amaya Toman If you're one of those clamoring for USB-C ports to be introduced to iPhones, you might be disappointed by our roundup of speculation today. According to the latest news, it looks like Apple will leave users wanting iPhones with USB-C ports in the lurch this year. In addition to this topic, today we will again talk about iPhone models with a camera and Face ID built under the display.
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iPhone with a camera and Face ID under the display
Speculation that Apple is preparing an iPhone with a camera and Face ID under the display for its customers is nothing new. In recent months, however, these speculations are taking on an increasingly concrete form. During the last week, the analyst Ming-Chi Kuo also commented on this topic, who stated in one of his tweets that Apple should release its full-screen iPhone in 2024.
I think the real full-screen iPhone will come in 2024. High-end iPhones in 2024 would adopt an under-display front camera alongside the under-display Face ID. A low-light condition is distress to front camera quality, and ISP & algorithms are critical for quality improvements. https://t.co/vWjeZYZUPK
- ing 錤 (Ming-Chi Kuo) (@mingchikuo) April 20, 2022
The aforementioned tweet is a response to a post from early April this year in which Kuo agrees with analyst Ross Young that an iPhone with under-display Face ID sensors should see the light of day in 2024. Kuo further added to this topic that believes the delay is more of a marketing effort than a result of technical issues.
Lightning connectors in future iPhones
Many Apple fans have been calling for Apple to start equipping its iPhones with USB-C ports for a long time. At one time, it was even speculated that these ports could already be included in this year's iPhone 14, but the latest news suggests that rather than replacing the existing connectivity with USB-C, the Lightning ports should simply be improved.
Newer iPhones also boast MagSafe connectivity:
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Although Apple products such as Macs and some iPads currently boast USB-C connectivity, Apple is apparently still hesitant to implement this technology for iPhones. Last week's report they are talking about the fact that even this year's iPhones should not get rid of Lightning ports yet, but there should at least be an improvement, as part of which the Pro models of this year's apple smartphones should be equipped with a Lightning 3.0 port. It should guarantee higher speed and reliability.
