There have been rumours regarding the 2022 iPhone 14 models for a long time, even though they won't go on sale for a few more months. This is because there will likely be significant changes to Apple's newest devices.

Due to the negative feedback from customers, Apple will discontinue selling the 5.4-inch iPhone mini as of 2022. We anticipate seeing the 6.1-inch iPhone 14, 6.1-inch iPhone 14 Pro, 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Max, and 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Pro Max. Apple is projected to focus on bigger iPhone sizes for its main goods moving ahead after witnessing disappointing iPhone mini sales. It should be made clear that the 5.4-inch iPhone 14 won't be available.

With the introduction of the iPhone 14, this will change. Since 2017, iPhones with Face ID have featured a notch on the front to accommodate all the required facial recognition hardware. The notch is anticipated to be replaced by a new design in the 2022 iPhone 14 Pro models. For a while, conflicting rumours abounded, but it appears that Apple will combine a circular hole-punch cutout for the camera with a pill-shaped cutout to house the requisite Face ID components. Sadly, this feature will only be available on the Pro versions of the iPhone 14; the less expensive models will continue to have a standard notch.

The camera bulge on the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro might be made thicker, with the Pro's bump perhaps being larger overall. This year, we do not anticipating any big design changes. Apple is anticipated to provide more colour options, maybe including one with a purple undertone.

Instead of a stainless steel frame, some of the iPhone 14 Pro's variants might have one made of titanium. Another choice is to redesign the speaker and microphone grilles. To lessen the effects of speedier CPUs and the 5G connection, Apple could adopt a new vapour chamber thermal technology that keeps the iPhone cooler.

The iPhone 14 is no exception to the fact that the most recent iPhones often feature better cameras. The Ultra Wide camera will be improved, and it's possible that Apple will include a "periscope" zoom lens that allows for far greater optical magnification, but it's unclear if this will happen in 2022 or 2023. The Pro iPhone models, but not the standard iPhone 14 versions, are believed to include 48-megapixel cameras and 8K video recording capability.

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