Apple Camera

The iPhone is reportedly developing an under-display camera that will give the device a seamless look. This technology will eliminate visible holes on the screen, providing users with an unobstructed experience.

One rumor that has been circulating for the past year is that Apple plans to release an iPhone with an under-display camera and under-display Face ID technology, allowing for a truly all-screen design without a visible screen cut-out.

Future iPhones might soon get rid of the notch and the Dynamic Island, as Apple’s suppliers have reportedly started developing under-display cameras (UDC). Apple’s Korean suppliers, LG Innotek and LG Display, have started developing UDC units that can hide behind the screen and offer a true “all-screen” appearance.

While Apple has already made advancements in reducing bezels and introducing Dynamic Island to its non-Pro iPhones, there are reports that the company is now working on integrating an under-display camera (UDC) on future iPhones.

The iPhone camera app has some hidden features that can help you take better photos. By tapping on the subject, you can unlock hidden features such as adjusting exposure and locking focus while moving the camera.

A new version of iOS, iOS 17.2, is on its way and it brings some exciting updates for iPhone 15 Pro users. One notable improvement is a boost to the telephoto camera on the Pro models.

If you own an iPhone 15 Pro or iPhone 15 Pro Max, your telephoto camera is about to receive a significant speed boost for capturing portraits and moving objects with the upcoming iOS 17.

In the ever-evolving landscape of smartphone technology, the iPhone 15 Pro Max, which hit the market earlier this fall, boasts an “advanced camera system” that promises to elevate users’ photography experiences.

Apple is reportedly developing under-display cameras for future iPhones, with the iPhone 19 likely to be the first device to feature this technology. The company’s Korean suppliers, including LG Innotek, are said to be working on a camera type that will be hidden under the screen, eliminating the notch or hole on the display.

Apple’s Korean suppliers are developing smartphone under-display cameras (UDC) for the first “all-screen” iPhone. LG Innotek is working on the UDC, which is placed under the display and does not create a visible hole in the panel when the camera is not in use.