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The upcoming Apple iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max may finally come with a lightning connector that supports USB 3.0 speeds. This is according to a new leak by reliable tipster LeaksApplePro (via iDropNews).

The iPhone 14 series will most probably launch this September as per the usual Apple release schedule and with the lineup being closer to release, the more leaks we are getting about them. Just yesterday, we got alleged schematics of the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max which reveal the phones’ designs and dimensions.

Shared by reliable tipster Max Wienbach on Twitter, the schematics are in line with previous leaks of the iPhone 14 Pro series. It shows the dual-hole design of the display with one pill-like punch out for Face ID and another circular hole for the selfie camera.

If you recall, there were rumours that the Apple iPhone 14 series would feature a pill-shaped cutout instead of a notch. Some sources also claim that there would be a punch-hole for the camera. But what if both are true? At least, that's what some sources believe.

Apple isn't going to launch the iPhone 14 series till September 2022. But as usual, rumours have surfaced months in advance. For instance, some sources claim that this year's models could all have 120Hz screens. In 2022, there might be changes to core specs too.

Industry analysts can sometimes have conflicting predictions. After all, predictions can be inaccurate, which is why we should take rumours with a grain of salt. Having said that, there is now a conflicting report on the iPhone 14 series displays.

The year 2021 is not even over, but the rumour mill for the Apple iPhone 14 series has been spinning for the last few weeks. Most are rumours, of course, but some are from Kuo Ming-chi. And the latest bit from the well-known analyst is about the camera.

For a few years now, the one thing that some Apple users disliked (but got used to) is the notch on the display of iPhones. The company is not in a hurry to implement an under-display camera. But a change could be made next year.