Apple may bring a radical design change to the iPhone next year and that might include a punch-hole display instead of the notch that users have grown accustomed to.
Apple iPhone 14 may feature a radical design and that may mark the death of the controversial yet familiar notch. A new report has rekindled the rumours about a punch-hole display on next year’s iPhone, and it may be the biggest departure from the iPhone design since iPhone X. Apple introduced the bathtub-shaped notch on iPhone X and since then the notch became popular, so much so that nearly every Android phone began to copy it. Per a report by Korean website The Elec, which has a good track record of its information about iPhone displays, Apple has contracted with Samsung for the displays of next year’s iPhone. Samsung has reportedly begun receiving machines from Philoptics and Wonik IPS that will be used to make cutouts in OLED displays using laser technology.
