Last updated on December 8th, 2022 at 02:29 pm
IPhone 13 will finally have a smaller screen notch if rumors don’t lie
According to an authoritative insider known as Ice Universe, the notch for the TrueDepth facial recognition system will finally be reduced in the iPhone 13 series smartphones. The source said that the notch will still be present, but its height will decrease.
An insider illustrated the upcoming changes with a rough outline. According to him, the cutout will retain its width, but its height will be much smaller, which will have a positive effect on the experience of using the device. This will likely delight many users who are confused by the too wide notch, which hasn’t changed since the iPhone X launched in 2017. For some time, there were rumors that the iPhone 12 would be the first to receive a reduced cutout, however, apparently, the changes have been postponed to 2021. However, reliable sources state that the 5.4-inch iPhone 12 mini may have a narrower bang due to the smaller screen size.
We will remind you that last week the well-known insider Ross Young (Ross Young) announced that the iPhone 13 will be offered in the same sizes as the iPhone 12, but will be equipped with new ProMotion displays with a refresh rate of 120 Hz and improved cameras. The presentation of the iPhone 12, we recall, is expected in less than a week.
