Recently, Tianfeng International analyst Guo Mingxi broke the news on social media that Apple has no plans to launch an off-screen fingerprint iPhone for the time being, and it will not be adopted at least on the new iPhone in 2023 and 2024.
Previously, Guo Mingxi had predicted that Apple would launch an iPhone that supported screen fingerprint recognition as early as 2023, but the latest survey said that this is likely not to be realized.
Guo Mingxi believes that the news that the iPhone will support fingerprints under the screen has been circulating for a long time, but it has not become a reality, and now Face ID, which supports wearing masks, can fill this gap well.
In addition, Guo Mingxi also broke the news that the next generation of iPhones may have thicker and more convex camera modules, mainly because of the replacement of a new main camera sensor, so it takes up more space.
Guo Mingxi believes that the diagonal length of the new generation of 48MP sensors will increase by about 25% to 35%, and the lens thickness will increase by 5% to 10%, which is also the reason why the iPhone 14 camera is thicker.