Analyst Suggests That Apple Could Announce iPhone 16 in 2024 With In-Display Face ID and Front-Facing Camera
A prominent analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has stated in a tweet that Apple might launch an all-screen iPhone in 2024 with an in-display Face ID and front-facing camera. This will allow the device to feature a design with no distractions. As of yet, we are expecting the iPhone 14 Pro models to ship with a dual-cutout design. However, the standard iPhone 14 models would stick to the same design that comes with a smaller notch. This is not the first time that Ming-Chi Kuo has quoted the 2024 timeframe for the in-display Face ID and front-facing camera. Since Apple is going ahead with a pill and punch-hole design this year, it only makes sense to at least stick to the new approach for two years. Moreover, Apple could also incorporate the same cutout design on standard iPhone 15 models next year. However, the final word rests with Apple, so be sure to take the news with a pinch of salt. This is all there is to it, folks. Do you think Apple will implement in-display Face ID and camera in 2024 iPhone models? Share your expectations with us in the comments.
