iPhone 14 will be in production from the summer. We learn that Apple diversifies suppliers and acquires front cameras from Koreans from LG Innotek. This is an exciting change because these were components provided only by Chinese companies or Sharp so far. With the iPhone 14 models, this is finally going to change.

The iPhone 14 will usher in something that Apple initially planned to do on the occasion of next year’s 15 series models. These changes include front cameras, which, after all, will not only come from Chinese component suppliers or the Japanese from Sharp. Korean media reports that the giant will also acquire them from LG Innotek.

Koreans from LG Innotek were supposed to supply components for the 15 models, but Apple sped up the diversification process involving the front cameras of iOS phones. This will start with this year’s iPhone 14 smartphones. The cost of this component is low, but it is still an essential element of the entire phone.

Apple iPhone 14 with the premiere in September

We know that the premiere of smartphones from the iPhone 14 series will take place in a few months, and this is to take place in the third week of September. The phones will bring a lot of news that will appear primarily in Pro models. They will include screens and cameras to get primary sensors with 48 MP matrices.

With the increase in folding smartphone technology, more and more smartphone manufacturers are entering this market. Since the beginning of the year, Oppo and Honor, and many other smartphone manufacturers have released their respective foldable smartphones, so the foldable smartphone market has become a new battleground that must be conquered.

If you think that Android smartphones will only enliven the foldable smartphone market in 2022, you seem wrong. According to the latest report received by nesabamedia.com, Apple will present a folding smartphone for their iPhone 14 line, and it will be named iPhone 14 Flip. What are the details of this smartphone like?

In terms of display, the iPhone 14 Flip has an OLED pill screen on the front and a foldable display with an up and down fold design, similar to the Huawei P50 Pocket. Apple adopts an equilateral triangle camera module with three cameras on the back of the body. Overall, it’s straightforward to spot.

In terms of performance, the iPhone 14 Flip will use the Apple M1 chipset, which is the first time Apple will install a computer-level chipset in a smartphone device. This is done entirely to meet consumer needs in using smartphone devices in various scenarios and is expected to be released together with the Apple A14 series smartphone.

iPhone 14 Flip features a 6.8-inch XDR Ultra-Retina display that supports a 120Hz refresh rate and up to 1150nit of peak brightness.

Then in terms of battery life, this folding smartphone will be equipped with a 4,000mAh battery and support for 20W fast charging. Combined with the iOS system, its average lifespan will be worth the wait.

While in terms of taking pictures, the smartphone will use a combination of the first and third cameras. The front camera has 13MP, and the rear camera will use a 50MP primary camera, a 48MP ultra-wide-angle camera, and a 48MP telephoto camera. It supports quintuple optical zoom and anti-shake optical displacement sensor function.

With the M1 chipset, a foldable screen design, and a good exterior design, it is believed that the iPhone 14 Flip will generate a good level of sales or even become a champion in this segment.

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The iPhone 14, as previously discussed, is said to be the last smartphone from Apple that uses a notch. The smartphone’s Pro and Pro Max models will benefit from a new design with two holes at the top of the screen. Although the official presentation from Apple won’t take place before the end of this year, there is already an idea of ​​what the smartphone will look like.

Information received by nesabamedia.com revealed a CAD file showing the latest prototype design of the iPhone 14 Pro, and this one looks so different from its predecessor iPhone 13 Pro. Designer David Kowalski was able to create a new render that gives us a better idea of ​​the redesign of the device.

This year, the iPhone 14 and 14 Pro Max will benefit from a punch-hole at the top of the screen, like most Android smartphones, but this one will have a distinctive feature that comes with a pill-shaped hole used to hold TrueDepth sensor for Face ID. As we can see from the render, even though it doesn’t have a notch, it still takes up a lot of space at the top of the screen.

The camera sensor is slightly more prominent on the back than the previous generation iPhone, and perhaps this is due to the transition from a 12MP sensor to a larger 48MP sensor. Therefore, this smartphone is likely to wobble a little when placed on a table without a cover or cover.

In addition to using a new camera sensor, the iPhone 14 series is also likely to get a longer battery life than its predecessor. This is thanks to the new 5G and Wi-Fi chipset made by TSMC. We can also know that, unlike previous years, not all iPhone 14 models will use the same Apple A16 chipset because the 14 and 14 Max models use the A15 chipset.

Another source says that LG Display will supply the LTPO OLED panel for the vanilla iPhone 14 model. Meanwhile, Samsung will provide a 6.1-inch panel for the iPhone 14 Pro, and LG Display will supply a 6.7-inch panel for the iPhone 14 Pro Max for the first time.