Referring to apple's law of each generation of iPhone, the iPhone 14 is also likely to be adjusted. If the bangs are removed and the punching screen is used instead, will consumers accept it? According to foreign media reports, the iPhone 14 series that Apple will launch this year will use a punched screen design instead of continuing the "bangs". This is the same as previous analyst Guo Mingji predicted. The so-called punch screen refers to the fact that the screen has only one circular incision for placing the front camera, just like most Android phones today. This design means that many sensors, such as Face ID, will be removed, and it may be transferred under the screen.
Some industry insiders said that Apple plans to redesign the MacBook Air, which will carry a new chip M2 developed by Apple. The speed of this chip will be "slightly faster" than the M1 chip. The M2 chip is expected to have an 8-core CPU, while the GPU will have 9 or 10 cores, just like the M1 chip, which is an upgrade to the current MacBook Air's 7- or 8-core GPU.
The report also pointed out that this year Apple will launch a smaller Mac Pro desktop with a 40-core CPU and a 128-core GPU, as well as a new Mac mini and a larger size iMac. In 2022, Apple will complete the transition from Intel processors to self-developed chips. Apple first announced its plans in June 2020, saying the transition will take about two years and is now on track. Another new surprise is that Apple also plans to release a new iPhone SE with 5G in 2022, an iPad Pro that supports wireless charging, a rugged Apple Watch, and so on.