The iPhone of 2024 will surprise with its impressive design. Why?

Gradually, we are learning more details about the next generation iPhone, which will be presented in September of this year. Although sometimes information about future models appears. And we already know First details from iPhone 16It will arrive in 2024 with a surprising design change.

One of the biggest leakers on all things Apple is Ming-Chi Kuo, An analyst at TF International Securities, the bitten apple producer’s predictions about its products often turn out to be correct. And now it has posted a message that talks about the 2024 iPhone, which will have some major surprises in its design.

Or this is what came out of the last message this analyst posted on his Twitter account, stating this. The iPhone 16 Pro will be the first phone of the American company to feature Face ID under the screen.

iPhone 16 will have a front camera hidden under the screen

In the message released by this TF International Securities analyst, Ming-Chi Kuo states: “I think the real full-screen iPhone will arrive in 2024. High-end iPhones of 2024 will use an under-display front camera along with under-display Face ID. The low light situation hurts the quality of the front camera, and the ISP and algorithm are critical to improving the quality.”

It should be noted that this analyst is one of the main references in everything related to future Apple products, so we can give enough truth to the information he published.

The problem is that this clearly shows thatThe idea of ​​a Touch ID to the bottom of the iPhone screen is starting to fade. In principle, Apple was interested in saving this technology, but it seems that in the end it will not be. Moreover, if you take into account that Ross Young, another expert screen analyst, has made it clear that Face ID under the screen will come to the iPhone 16, but Touch ID will not.

we don’t know why Apple has decided to give up Touch ID permanently. At the core of the company there were doubts as to whether it would be better to use an under-display Face ID system or a fingerprint reader, but it looks like the decision has already been made.

In any case, and regardless of the background Ming-Chi Kuo has, we’ll have to wait a few years to see if the iPhone 16 launches the camera below the screen.