Apple Plans To Hode The Sellfie Camera Under The Screen On The iPhone ’19’ Coming In 2027. Apple is understood to be planning to completely hide the selfie camera under the screen of the iPhone it will launch in 2027 to celebrate its 20th anniversary. This information was revealed by a Chinese leaker.
The new plan confirms earlier reports that Apple’s 2027 flagship iPhone will not feature a cutout on its display. An account called Digital Chat Station on Chinese social media Weibo said that Apple is moving ahead with the development of under-screen camera technology, which is scheduled to be adopted in 2027.
Which may include a completely bezel-less display that curves on all four edges. In addition, Apple is also expected to abandon the iPhone 19 naming. Earlier, during the 10th anniversary in 2017, Apple abandoned the iPhone 9 and launched the iPhone X.
However, the company is reportedly working on a solution. Apple’s Korean supplier, LG Innotek, is developing under-display cameras that don’t leave a visible hole when inactive. These systems use a free-form optic multiple-lens array. The aim is to reduce image distortion and improve brightness, which compensates for the loss of light caused by placing the camera behind the screen.
Since under-screen cameras typically use only 4 or 8 megapixels, this report suggests that Apple has made a big breakthrough in light transmission and image quality. It is unclear whether LG Innotek’s technology will be used in the foldable iPhone.