If the latest leak is to be believed, then this could be a sign that we are just a few years away from punch-hole iPhones, or it's just us over-expecting.
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The upcoming mid-ranger from Apple, the iPhone SE 4, is now tipped, from a reliable source, to feature an iPhone 14-like notch.
There is some not-so-delightful information for people wanting to see the iPhone's Dynamic Island go away.
Things are getting a bit confusing as the latest leak suggests that the next Apple SE phone will be called iPhone SE 4 and not iPhone 16E, and could feature the Dynamic Island.
Apple may bring a change to Face ID in next year's iPhone 17 Pro Max, making the Dynamic Island slimmer.
A reliable tipster has dismissed the rumors about Samsung incorporating a software version of Apple's Dynamic Island in Android 15-based One UI 7 and claims Samsung's version works differently.
Among various useful features baked into iOS 18, Apple now lets you change the radius and focus of the iPhone's flashlight using an animated UI. You can install iOS 18 developer beta to try it.
Xiaomi is bringing a selection of new devices to the upcoming Mobile World Congress later this month, including the Xiaomi 13 and 13 Pro, and it will also bring a phone with a 'dynamic island.'
One more way Google Maps is going to make our lives easier is by introducing a feature called Glanceable Directions. It will allow users to track their journey without unlocking their phones.
Apple has been granted a new patent that will allow the company to put a variety of sensors underneath the displays in most of its devices, such as the iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and more.
Apple has launched the new iPhone 14 and iPhone Pro Max, bringing an all new 48MP main camera experience. Cool new features include the 1Hz Always-On display, Dynamic Island, and more.
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