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Today the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office published an Apple patent application relating to the eventual elimination of the iPhone's notch by repositioning the TrueDepth camera system behind the iPhone's display and more
Last summer Patently Apple posted a report titled "While Apple is working on ways to eliminate the iPhone's camera notch, Samsung delivered a clever solution on their new Galaxy Z Fold3." Today the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office officially granted Apple a patent that relates to eliminating the iPhone's notch and repositioning the TrueDepth camera system behind the iPhone's display...
Apple will purportedly completely drop the use of a notch in its iPhones by 2023 according to display expert Ross Young. Young, who has a very good track record in regard to Apple-related leaks and news, states that the dual hole-punch design expected for the iPhone 14 Pro models will be used across the board for the Apple iPhone 15 series.
A report by Korean outlet The Elec seemingly confirms that Apple will ditch the Face ID notch in the iPhone 14 generation, at least on Pro models. According to the report, the iPhone 14 Pro will have a 48 MP punch hole camera, on a 6.06-in 120 Hz OLED panel.
In January of this year Patently Apple posted a report titled "Apple refines the Foldable Projection System that's part of Face ID's camera System found within the iPhone Notch." Last Thursday, the US Patent & Trademark Office published another patent application from Apple that relates to optoelectronic devices, and particularly to sources of optical radiation. More specifically, Apple has invented an advancement for their TrueDepth camera that is used for Face ID and general 3D mapping for AR applications.