According to foreign media sparrowsnews, in 2017, after the launch of the iPhone X, Apple continued to use the Bangs Screen program. So, when will Apple get rid of the bangs element and achieve a real full screen? The latest answer given by the famous analyst Guo Mingxi is 2024, that is, the iPhone 16 series.
Guo Mingxi revealed that technologies such as the under-screen front camera and off-screen Face ID will be applied to the high-end iPhone 16 Pro. In particular, he mentioned that low light is harmful to imaging of the front camera under the display, which places particularly high demands on ISPs and algorithms.
Although Guo Mingqi also previously revealed that Apple is considering using fingerprint scanning recognition under the display, this idea has been overturned, and Apple still hopes to focus on Face ID recognition technology.
As for this year's iPhone 14 series, the two regular versions of the screen are still designed for bangs, but the iPhone 14 Pro model will take the last step before achieving a true full screen, known as the exclamation point hole screen design.
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