The new iPhone 13 began to arrive this Friday to the first buyers. But just as his presentation didn’t stop earlier rumors about the iPhone 14 from emerging, now new data is emerging about the devices of the future.
Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman released another edition of his Newsletter Switched on. And the iPhone 14 is in the spotlight, referring to the fact that we can expect a complete revolution in equipment.
“New entry-level iPhone and Pro with a complete redesign,” says Mark Gurman
In Gurman’s words, we can expect “new Entry and Pro iPhones with a complete redesign.” According to this source, this will be the biggest cosmetic change since the iPhone X, launched in 2017.
“The small changes this year also mean Apple engineers were working behind the scenes on bigger things that will take longer,” says the source. Remember that, aesthetically, iPhones only have larger camera sensors and a 20% less notch than the previous generation.
The iPhone 14 Pro may arrive with a drilled hole
This theory that the iPhone 14 will make a big cosmetic change in Apple’s most famous product has already been corroborated by other sources. According to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, the notch will start to disappear in 2022, at least on the iPhone 14 Pro.
The analyst says that the bet will fall into a “punch-hole” (hole), like many Android competitors. Leaker Jon Prosser has gone public revealing renderings with the supposed design of these devices.
The iPhone mini is rumored to disappear to make way for a base “Max” size model. What it looks like we won’t have in 2022 are fingerprint sensors.
As with any rumor, especially at this distance, we should look at these data with just the right “pinch of salt”.