Latest iPhone 15 Series Leak Reveals Dynamic Island Cutout and Thinner Bezels
With the upcoming launch of the iPhone 15 series, rumors and leaks surrounding the new phones are reaching a fever pitch. The latest addition to the leaks shows the front glass panels for all three upcoming models – the iPhone 15, 15 Pro, and 15 Pro Max.
What to Expect from the Dynamic Island Cutout on the iPhone 15 Series
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One noticeable feature is the Dynamic Island pill-shaped cutout for the selfie cam and FaceID sensors that all three models have in common. However, the Pro models have significantly slimmer bezels compared to the regular iPhone 15, which is speculated to be reusing the panels from the 14 Pro series.
Chinese blogs have been circulating information about the panels for the Pro models, which reportedly have a new 2.5D arc edge processing with an increased curvature. While all four new iPhone models will still have flat screens, the thinner and curved borders are expected to make the screen protector application process slightly more difficult on the iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max.
Picture credits: GSMArena
According to speculation, the length and width of the frame borders on the Pro models are reduced by about 0.5mm, contributing to the thinner and sleeker design. This is just one of the many updates and improvements we can expect from the iPhone 15 series, which is set to make waves in the smartphone market.
Apple has yet to officially release any details or confirm any of the rumors and leaks, so it’s important to take these reports with a grain of salt. However, with the expected release date just a few months away, we can anticipate even more exciting news and leaks in the coming weeks. We will report more on this as soon as information becomes available so stay tuned for updates on the latest features and designs for the iPhone 15 series.
Pokdepinion: Now that the non-Pro versions are getting rid of the notch, the feature will move to the mainstream. About time too since that design for the display is way too outdated at this point. Can’t wait to see what Apple will be bringing to the table this year, apart from the highly anticipated USB-C implementation that everyone is talking about.
