iPhone 12 features a leak, notch display and a redesign

Apple may be ready to make drastic design changes for the iPhone 12 as it intends to make a mark on the upcoming smartphones.

Highlights:

1. The iPhone 12 is tapped to exclude a mark on the display
2. Instead, the smartphone is expected to have all the sensors in the phone's bezel.
3. Renders have leaked that reflect the phone's design.

We're months away from the launch of the iPhone 12, but leaks and rumors about the device have already begun to go overboard.  In the past few days, there have been several leaks that have been claimed to reveal important details about the upcoming iPhone.  And now, the current information about the device is included in the new report.

 According to a new expert forecast, Apple is ready to make drastic design changes to the iPhone 12 as it plans to work with the upcoming smartphones.  It will be according to previous reports that Apple wants to introduce a new design with their new iPhones.

 Interestingly, this information is courtesy of Lee Nan, a former chairman of Meizu.  They have revealed that Apple has been working to remove the marked display since the launch of the iPhone X.  This prediction is also supported by White Apple, which has posted some renders of the alleged iPhone 12 Pro.  The tenants also show the design of the notchless iPhone, with all the components now placed at the top of the phone.

 To remind its readers, Apple introduced the mark on the iPhone X and has since used it in two more iPhone generations.  Although Apple's prediction may appear as a logical step with the mark on the iPhone 12, several reports over the past few weeks have indicated that it will not happen for this year.

Reports claim that Apple will remain on the display marked for the iPhone 12 but will improve the panel size.  We've also read that the iPhone 12 is the largest display of a 6.7-inch panel on an iPhone so far.

Leading Apple analyst, Mincg-Chi kuo, recently claimed that the iPhone 12 could also help with new technology, sensor shift - stability.  Kuo claims that the aforementioned technology will reach the 6.7-inch iPhone upwards in 2020, with new image stabilization technology that will shake up the original image sensor.  In fact, it will help handle movement and vibration in the same way that optical image stabilization allows a camera lens to move.

 However, this year only a fraction of the high-end 6.7-inch iPhone models are expected, while the rest of the models are not getting the technology.  They will feature current installation technology such as the iPhone 11 Pro model, which facilitates optical image stabilization for both image and video, but only when using extensive or telephoto photos.

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