iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max had a big difference from previous models: Dynamic Island. Alternative to controversial Notch slowly introduced Across all iPhone 15 models, Apple’s plan is clear: The future is in this technology, and the company can add it to more devices.

Some designers and followers of the brand were imagining what Dynamic Island would look like on the iPad, but Approaching approval. There are new reports suggesting that Apple is testing this technology and is getting closer to availability.

Dynamic Island is rumored to be on more devices

Apple had innovated with Dynamic Island with the presentation of the iPhone 14 Pro seriesIt’s a combination of hardware and software that represents the most significant change to the iPhone’s front design since the launch of the iPhone X.

Now, Prominent leaker Majin Bu, suggests that Apple may plan to expand this functionality to the iPad. According to user X, “Apple may be developing other devices with Dynamic Island.” YesHowever, the validity of the leak is reserved, so we will have to wait for more information to confirm..

At the same time, another analyst in May said, X941 had already hinted that iPad and Mac devices could integrate Dynamic Island over a period of two or three years. Of course the X941 hasn’t been very reliable lately, Therefore, we do not have much information..

One of the innovations that Apple will plan in the future is to add Dynamic Island.

What would Dynamic Island be like on the iPad?

As mentioned, Dynamic Island on iPhone is an example of how hardware and software can work togetherIt integrates the TrueDepth system and front camera in a single area. Although Apple has managed to hide this area with software, adapting this to the iPad would present challenges, especially considering the different orientations in which the iPad is used, both landscape and portrait.

The front camera on iPad 10 was placed primarily for horizontal use.This could point to a similar direction for future iPad Pro models, but the addition of Dynamic Island to the iPad screen could be problematic when using the device in portrait orientation. Additionally, the iPad’s wider bezels make creating a cutout for this integration less practical and likely wastes space.

All things considered, it looks like Dynamic Island will come to iPad. will probably be through a completely software-based applicationIt’s more than integration of hardware and software like in the iPhone.

Moreover, With Notch included in new Macs, it is possible that Apple will consider implementing this technology there as well.. It might actually be easier to add this to your computer screen.