The iPhone 18 is rumored to feature a narrower Dynamic Island but will not include under-screen Face ID or front camera, marking a step towards a more all-screen design, though some details remain uncertain.
Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has revealed potential changes to the iPhone's design, particularly the dynamic island feature, in the upcoming iPhone 17. The dynamic island, which cleverly integrates the selfie camera and FaceID sensors into the UI, may become smaller as Apple plans to place some sensors under the display. While the iPhone 17 is expected to retain the selfie camera's punchout, advancements in under-display technology might lead to a full, uninterrupted display in the iPhone 18.
The upcoming Apple iPhone 16 Pro is rumored to feature a smaller Dynamic Island, with Face ID sensors hidden under the OLED display, except for the selfie camera. Render images by AppleTrack and ConceptCentral suggest this design change, although it may be reserved for the iPhone 17 Pro. The iPhone 16 Pro is also expected to have a new 48 MP ultra-wide-angle camera with a larger sensor, and both Pro models may have slightly larger displays. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo hints at significant camera improvements, including a future 24 MP selfie camera upgrade for the iPhone 17 models. However, these details are based on rumors and analyst predictions, so they should be taken with caution.
The article discusses four key improvements that could enhance the Mac experience in 2024: the introduction of Face ID for security and convenience, the integration of advanced AI capabilities similar to those seen in other tech giants' offerings, the implementation of the Dynamic Island feature for better multitasking, and the addition of more AAA games to leverage the powerful hardware of Macs. The author expresses optimism for these potential updates, noting Apple's ongoing work with developers and patents that suggest these advancements are on the horizon.