Apple plans to launch the iPhone 14 series later this year, and we’ve heard a lot about future Apple devices prior to their official launch. Earlier rumors were about the long-awaited 48MP rear camera on the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max, but today we learned some interesting details about the upcoming iPhone front camera. Recent leaks also suggest that Apple may include an upgraded Lightning port that can offer USB 3.0 levels of transfer speeds. Let’s take a look at the details.
Upgraded Selfie camera for iPhone 14
Reputable Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo recently visited Twitter to share interesting details related to the front camera of the upcoming iPhone 14 model. Kuo is in a tweet All four variations of the iPhone 14 front camera can be upgraded with autofocus support And the caliber of f / 1.9. Check out the tweets attached just below.
This will be an important upgrade for future iPhone selfie shooters compared to the fixed-focus f / 2.2 front camera on the iPhone 13 model.Kuo has autofocus and the addition of a lower aperture “Selfie / portrait mode can provide a shallower depth of field effect.”
Support for autofocus on Apple’s first iPhone 14 model self-camera is also expected to enhance the focus effect of FaceTime and other video calls. In addition, better low light performance can be expected.
For those who don’t know, fixed focus keeps things focused, but autofocus is relatively good because it can move automatically to focus on important subjects in almost all conditions. increase.
Upgraded Lightning port on iPhone 14 Pro
Besides this, recent reports from Apple leakers LeaksApplePro Suggests that Apple can integrate the upgraded Lightning port into future iPhone 14 Pro models Provides faster transfer speeds.
Although not confirmed, the leaker is the company We are working on adding an improved Lightning port to provide USB 3.0 level transfer speeds Instead of USB 2.0 speed. If it’s legal, USB 3.0 is a significant upgrade as it offers transfer speeds of up to 5GB / s compared to USB 2.0’s speed of just 480Mbps.
Well, it’s worth mentioning that previous reports suggested that Apple could do it. Finally, we will implement a USB-C port on future iPhone models.. However, according to the latest report, if the company goes that way, it will not be able to get the royalties and revenues it needs from third-party Lightning connector manufacturers. Therefore, the company may adopt an upgraded Lightning port instead of migrating to a USB-C connector.
Other iPhone 14 details suggest two Pro and two non-Pro models, a larger battery, enhanced RAM support, two chipset options, and more. What do you think of the latest leaks and rumors about the upcoming iPhone 14 series? Please let us know in the comments below. Also, stay tuned for future updates.
