TechBoiler
TRENDING
  • Microsoft Copilot
  • Elon Musk
  • Moto Razr 40
No Result
View All Result
  • HOME
  • News
  • SMARTPHONES
  • AI
  • GAMING
  • ENTERTAINMENT
  • Contact
  • HOME
  • News
  • SMARTPHONES
  • AI
  • GAMING
  • ENTERTAINMENT
  • Contact
No Result
View All Result
No Result
View All Result
Home Phone Apple

iPhone 14 series rumors: 120Hz ProMotion and punch-hole notch display

by Huzefa Baloch
July 7, 2021
in Apple
Reading Time: 2 mins read
A A
0
iPhone 14 punch hole notch
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

This year, Apple will present us with the iPhone 13 or iPhone 12S series. According to leaks and rumors, we may not see a huge jump over the last series. One of the major highlights of the iPhone 13 series will be its 120Hz LTPO Panel that will be exclusive to the Pro and Pro Max variant. According to recent rumors, all 2022 iPhone models will have 120Hz ProMotion and may feature a punch-hole notch display.

Currently, Apple has two independent manufacturers for displays. One is Samsung that will be producing LTPO panels (which will be using on Pro/Max models), and the second supplier is LG for LTPS panels (for vanilla variants). However, things may change as LG will reportedly supply LTPO panels for Apple.

According to MacRumors, there will be a change in the 2022 iPhones. There will be two 6.1 inch models and two 6.7-inch models. And if LG starts producing LTPO displays for Apple, then we will see all these 4 models having a 120Hz refresh rate display.

2022: iPhone 14 may adopt the punch-hole notch

iPhone 14 punch hole notch iPhone 14 rumors

The next speculation for the iPhone 14 series is a punch-hole notch. According to Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, some iPhone 14 models will adopt punch-hole notch similar to Samsung Galaxy smartphones. There are two possibilities here:

  • iPhone 14 will use a punch-hole notch, and iPhone 14 Pro/Max will adopt an under-display camera OR
  • iPhone 14 will use a standard notch, and iPhone 14 Pro/Max will adopt a punch-hole notch

I hope it’s the first option. But it’s the most unlikely. We are not expecting to see an under-display camera till 2023. According to Kuo, only one 2023 iPhone model will adopt an under-display camera with an under-display fingerprint. Seems like we are going to see old-fashioned iPhones until 2023. What are your expectations from Apple? Let us know in the comments section below.

Read also: Nintendo Switch OLED FAQ: Everything You Need To Know

ShareTweetShareShareSendShare
Previous Post

Nintendo Switch OLED FAQ: Everything You Need To Know

Next Post

HarmonyOS 2.0 crosses 30 Million users in just around a month

Huzefa Baloch

Huzefa Baloch

The idea behind TechBoiler came to my mind at a very young age and now I'm turning it into a reality!

Related Posts

apple watch
Apple

Apple Watch Series 9 and Watch Ultra 2: What to Expect

September 11, 2023
Apple

iPhone 15 Series: Leaks and Rumors

August 19, 2023
IOS 17
Apple

WWDC 2023 Software Releases – IOS 17, Watch OS 10 & More

June 6, 2023
Apple Vision Pro
Apple

Apple Vision Pro – The Long Awaited Apple Headset Is Here

June 6, 2023
WWDC 2023 Memoji
Apple

How To Get WWDC 2023 Memoji Profile Picture

May 30, 2023
Apple Car Key
Apple

Apple Car Key Now Supports Mercedes – Time To Replace Your Keys

May 24, 2023
Next Post
HarmonyOS 2.0 30 million users, p50 series launch

HarmonyOS 2.0 crosses 30 Million users in just around a month

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Recommended

Redmi Note 9 & Note 9 Pro Launched in Pakistan Starting At Rs.32,999

May 31, 2020

Realme C12 pops-up on GeekBench with a Helio P35 chipset and 3GB of RAM

February 6, 2021
Huawei MatePad 11

Huawei MatePad 11 is official: Harmony OS & Snapdragon 865+

July 15, 2021
Google Pixel 6 Face Unlock

Google Pixel 6 Face Unlock? Here Is What The Next Update Brings

December 15, 2021
Galaxy Note 22

Galaxy Note 22 To Feature Wireless Camera In S-Pen

September 13, 2021
Galaxy Z Flip 4 Wishlist

Galaxy Z Flip 4 Wishlist: Top 5 Upgrades We Want

September 5, 2021
TechBoiler

© 2069 TechBoilers.com

TechBoiler - The #1 Source for Tech News

  • About
  • Contact Us
  • Cookies Policy
  • Privacy Policy
  • DMCA Policy

Follow Us

No Result
View All Result
  • HOME
  • News
  • SMARTPHONES
  • AI
  • GAMING
  • ENTERTAINMENT
  • Contact

© 2069 TechBoilers.com