Previously, we reported that Apple may finally introduce an always-on display feature in its iPhones, starting with the Apple iPhone 14 Pro series. Well, today, another source is backing up the claim, this time by reliable Apple insider and tipster, Mark Gurman.

The upcoming iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max may feature LTPO panels capable of dropping to as low as 1Hz, hence paving the way for always-on display elements. This is according to tech insider and display analyst Ross Young who is ‘expecting’ for Apple to make such a move with the upcoming iPhone Pro lineup.

Earlier this month, we reported on how Apple was successful in its patent application for an under-display Face ID technology. However, it seems that Apple would only be able to implement such a feature in 2024, making the iPhone 16 Pro potentially being the first ‘full-screen’ iPhone.

Earlier this month, we reported on how Apple was successful in its patent application for an under-display Face ID technology. However, it seems that Apple would only be able to implement such a feature in 2024, making the iPhone 16 Pro potentially being the first ‘full-screen’ iPhone.

It seems that Apple recently released an official statement stating that the vibrations generated by motorcycles have the potential to damage the optical image stabiliser or closed-loop autofocus systems on iPhones. With that being said, Apple recommends riders not attach their iPhones directly to the chassis or the handlebar of the motorcycle in order to avoid damage to the phone’s camera.

Since last year, analysts have been claiming that Apple will add a periscope camera to a future iPhone series. Back in March, it was believed that we might not see any iPhones with it till 2023. Regardless, a new patent for an Apple periscope camera has been spotted.

Apple Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has recently stated that Apple will most likely unveil iPhones equipped with a periscope camera somewhere around the year 2023. With that being said, future iPhones could come equipped with up to 50x zooming capabilities, unlike current generation iPhones which can only achieve up to 12x digital zoom.

It seems that a channel on YouTube has recently uploaded a video detailing how they have managed to display the iOS user interface onto a flexible display. Based on what was said in the video, it seems that the foldable displays were manufactured by BOE in China.

Based on a statement by Jon Prosser, it seems that there could be a possibility that Apple will release a MagSafe power bank that’s capable of keeping an iPhone charged. Not only that, but that’s not all, it seems that the aforementioned product might also come equipped with reverse wireless charging capabilities as well most likely to charge other Apple products such as the AirPods.

Based on a statement by equalocean.com, it seems that Apple’s upcoming foldable smartphone will come equipped with up to a 7.6-inch foldable OLED display and it will most likely be unveiled around 2023. But that’s not all, the report seems to hint that the foldable smartphone in question will most likely come with stylus support as well.