HIGHLIGHTS
- The A16 Bionic processor might power the iPhone 14 Pro.
- Apple has not yet announced the iPhone 14 Pro's release date.
- The device is expected to have a hole-punch display design.
A computer-aided design (CAD) render of the iPhone 14 Pro has appeared online, providing a glance at the next handset's likely appearance. According to the leaked render, the forthcoming iPhone 14 Pro will have slimmer borders than its predecessor, the iPhone 13 Pro. A pill-shaped cutout and a hole-punch cutout with a larger display viewing area are shown on the smartphone. The next-generation Apple A16 Bionic processor is slated to power it. Apple, on the other hand, has yet to make an announcement on the iPhone 14 Pro.
Ice universe (@UniverseIce), a well-known tipter, shared the supposed iPhone 14 Pro CAD render on Twitter. It shows the next phone side by side with the iPhone 13 Pro and has low bezels all around. The iPhone 14 Pro will reportedly include a pill-shaped hole punch cutout. Instead of the display notch seen on past iPhone generations, this might provide greater display viewing space on the future gadget.
Because Apple has yet to confirm the iPhone 14 Pro, this information should be taken with a grain of salt.
The iPhone 14 Pro has been tipped several times in recent weeks. It is likely to include Apple's next-generation A16 Bionic processor. The standard iPhone 14 models are likely to use the same A15 Bionic CPUs that power the iPhone 13 series and the upcoming iPhone SE (2022).
Instead of a huge notch, the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max are expected to have a new pill-shaped hole punch cutout. According to previous rumours, the iPhone 14 Pro may be significantly larger and taller than the iPhone 13 Pro. It is expected to measure 147.46 x 71.45 x 7.85mm, compared to 146.70x71.50 x7.65mm for the iPhone 13 Pro.
According to a new leak, iPhone 14 Pro versions will have updated Lightning ports capable of supporting USB 3.0 speeds. Apple developers are apparently working on improving the Lightning connection for the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max to USB 3.0 speed (5Gbps). The Lightning port seen on current iPhone models runs at USB 2.0 speeds (480Mbps)
