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With the iphone 13 rumored to be announced by Apple in September 2021, there’s indeed already talks about the iphone 14 design specs.! Insane really, but while that may seem like alot to take in, if youre among the millions who could potentially fomo in to buying the iphone 13, only to be blindsided when the 14 releases with the upgrades, you should understand some of these key differences, between the soon to be current generation 13, and the next generation 14, as it may help you decide if it’s worth sitting this one out, and waiting for what are rumored to be some pretty big upgrades… So join us as we dive into the iphone 14, and take a look at 3 reasons you may just decide, that it’s worth the wait.
The notch is dead.
You’ve undoubtedly noticed the notch at the top of the iPhone display. It’s that black part that houses the top speaker, camera, and Face ID technology that cuts into the display, leaving it to extend into two corners.
The easy answer as to why it’s there has already been said. It houses the speaker and camera system. Obviously, they need to stick that stuff somewhere, right? But that’s the easy answer, and while it’s true, it does not address the full extent of Apple’s reasoning.
The reality is that the notch is a design compromise. It’s a flaw. But it foreshadows what is to come, something far superior that fits in perfectly with the same strategy Apple has held since its humble beginnings in 1976.
Apple has made no secret of its design and technology philosophy. It believes technology works at its best when it essentially fades into the background. When an average user makes a swipe on their iPhone, they aren’t thinking about all the processes happening under the hood — all the software and all the hardware working together in that split second. They’re just swiping. On a screen. Doing something they need to do. Simple as that.
Many often associate Apple with being obsessed with pretty, shiny looks and aesthetics. That’s true to a degree, but much of Apple’s design works toward a fundamental goal of being as minimal as possible, so as to not obstruct or distract from the core experience in any way.
Now enter the iPhone. Just about every user interaction is carried out via the display. It embodies the entire experience. Following Apple’s philosophy, the hardware that houses the display has slowly evolved to fade into the background as much as possible, letting the display take center stage.
Understanding why the notch is there is to understand the purpose of the rest of the design. The front of the iPhone needed a camera, speaker, and secure mechanism for unlocking your phone, but there is no current physical way to build a speaker and camera into a display.
Rather than spend lots of money investing in R&D to invent a way, Apple instead chose to make a sacrifice. Instead of filling the entire display, they would fill only as much as they possibly could. The result, corner to corner display with the exception of 2 areas, One is the tiny black bezel that surrounds the edges of the entire display, And the other is of course the notch — the single, condensed home for the necessary iPhone tech that must live independently from the display. In that notch you’ll find the speaker, front-facing camera, sensors, and Face ID tech like the dot projector.
So ultimately, the notch is there because it has to be. No other reason than that. Keeping Apple’s long-term goals in mind, It’s clear that the notch was just a stepping stone and the iphone 14 represents a leap forward in Apple’s quest for minimalism.
Titanium Chassey
A report by J.P. Morgan Chase said that Apple is looking to equip the Pro models in its iPhone 14 line-up, likely coming next year, with a titanium alloy chassis, as per a media report.
This would be a first for the iPhone since Apple has previously used aluminum and stainless steel for their devices. Titanium is harder and more resistant to scratches, more resistant to corrosion, and lighter than stainless steel.
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