In the Brief: the iPhone 14 Pro and the Apple 14 iPhone 14 are expected to display a bigger bump camera than the current handset. According to a leading iPhone analyst, a larger bump is needed to accommodate a larger camera system.
Max Weinback from Android Police shared a scheme for the next generation iPhone on Twitter last week. According to the leak document, the next Apple iPhone will display the rear camera array with dimensions which are approximately five percent larger. Lumps will also stand out further than the device.
In a recent tweet overcome changes, the famous iPhone analyst Ming-chi Kuo said the main reason for a bigger and more prominent rear camera lump was to accommodate a higher resolution camera module.
The rear camera sensor on the iPhone 13 family is a 12MP unit, but a new upper class phone is reported to display a 48MP sensor.
“The diagonal length of 48MP CIS will increase by 25-35 percent, and the 7P 48MP lens height will increase by 5-10 percent,” added Kuo.
The next Apple iPhone is widely expected to debut in mid-September. The high-end model is also rumored to be sent with a style-style hole camera to replace unsightly notches seen. Some are also sure that only the Pro and Max model will get a new and faster RAM processor this time, with the entry-level and mainstream models attached to the A15 Bionic from the iPhone 13.
If that happens, it will be a step of the precedent setting which will then determine the line between the standard iPhone and superior.
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