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iPhone 14 (2022): Rumors, release date, price, features, more
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Apple's iPhone 14 will reportedly be a big jump over the iPhone 13 in terms of design, here's what we know so far.
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iPhone 14 could get 2TB storage option, claims report
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A new report claims Apple is gearing up to add a 2TB storage option to next year's iPhone 14.
A big year
Bloomberg's Gurman the latest to point to a massive iPhone 14 redesign
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Apple is increasingly expected to launch a redesigned iPhone in 2022, with iPhone 14 set to be a big departure from iPhone 13.
Delays
Kuo: Under-display Touch ID coming to in 2023, foldable iPhone in 2024
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According to a new note from supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple is experiencing some delays with its most anticipated iPhone updates.
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Kuo: iPhone 14 to feature hole-punch display and 48MP wide camera
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In a new note, supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo speculates on what we can expect from the iPhone SE and iPhone 14 in 2022.
Up periscope
iPhone 14 could be ditching iPhone 13's camera bump and I think I know how
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Yes, iPhone 14 rumors are already here and it looks like Apple plans on giving us a non-existing camera notch. But how?
Finally
Ross Young: iPhone 14 Pro models likely to feature under-display Face ID
Display analyst Ross Young has posted to Twitter agreeing that the iPhone 14 Pro models will likely ditch the notch for under-display Face ID technology.
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iPhone 14 to lose the notch, features titanium design, says Jon Prosser
Jon Prosser claims that the iPhone 14, slated for 2022, will completely drop the notch and debut an all-new titanium chassis.
3nm
The 2022 iPhones and Macs may feature 3nm processors
An upcoming report from DigiTimes says that the iPhone and Mac models released in the second half of 2022 may feature 3nm chips.
It's happening
Apple patent points to in-display Touch ID and Face ID for future devices
Apple could be about to change the way its iPhones and iPads look while also bringing Face ID to the Mac. That's because the company has won a patent that relates to putting Face ID and Touch ID sensors into displays, rather than beside them.