2024 Apple iPhone 16 could have full screen with under display face ID!

Apple is likely to unveil the much hyped iPhone 14 series in September, however, the rumors and leaks regarding the specifications, features and price are already creating a buzz on the internet. But this new report that has taken the iPhone fans’ excitement by storm is not about iPhone 14. Instead, it’s about 2024 iPhone models. Yes, iPhone 16! The Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has recently suggested that Apple might come with a full screen display in 2024 iPhone models . The device could be a part of iPhone 16 series. If it’s true then the iPhone users will not only get a full screen display in iPhone 16 series but they will also get to see an under-display Face ID along with an under-screen front camera.

The analyst Ming-Chi Kuo in his latest tweet wrote that the real full-screen iPhone will arrive in 2024. He tweeted, “I think the real full-screen iPhone will come in 2024. High-end iPhones in 2024 would adopt an under-display front camera alongside the under-display Face ID. A low-light condition is detrimental to front camera quality, and ISP & algorithms are critical for quality improvements.”

Earlier also he shared the same as he wrote that under-display Face ID will come to Apple for the first time in 2024. He even mentioned that Apple's decision to bring out this feature by 2024 is more for a marketing purpose than a technical issue.

Meanwhile, this year Apple is speculated to ditch the notch display for iPhone 14 series and replace it with pill-shaped cutout and hole-punch camera. Not only this but the Cupertino based tech giant is also likely to dump the mini model and bring a new model i.e, iPhone 14 MAX.

Earlier Kuo tipped that iPhone 14 will come with a 6.06-inch flexible OLED screen while the iPhone 14 Pro will have a 6.06-inch flexible OLED LTPO screen. Also, Apple will be using A15 bionic chipset, the one that has been used in iPhone 13 series for iPhone 14 non pro models while Pro models will be powered by A16 bionic chipset.