An internal build image of iOS 14 confirms the iPhone 12 has a smaller notch

The latest leaked image shows the iPhone 12 will have a smaller notch.

According to iPhonehack , the latest leak in the internal build of iOS 14 has confirmed, iPhone 12 launched next fall will have a smaller notch. Specifically, the rabbit ears will be 30-40% smaller than the current iPhone line.

Picture 1 of An internal build image of iOS 14 confirms the iPhone 12 has a smaller notch

The image also confirms the LiDAR scanner on the back of the device like many recent rumors. Besides, the leaked image also confirms the appearance of the widget for the first time on iOS 14.

In other words, iOS 14 may be the first version of Apple's iOS to feature widgets and, according to many experts, this may be a feature to learn from Android.

Apple is expected to bring a new design language to the iPhone 12 this year and perhaps thanks to this design, Apple can tweak the size, reduce the size of the rabbit ears and add new features.

Picture 2 of An internal build image of iOS 14 confirms the iPhone 12 has a smaller notch

iOS 14 will have new widgets

Apple first debuted the notch design on the iPhone X in 2017. Since then Apple has almost refused to abandon this design to the iPhone 11 despite the fact that many people hate it because it takes up quite a bit of space.

That's why the tech world is waiting for the appearance of a new iPhone version with a smaller notch or even erasing the notch and TrueDepth camera in the near future thanks to the technology to bring the camera down the screen. .

Expected iPhone 12 will have up to 4 versions and all of them support 5G network. Which all run Apple A14 chips. Particularly for the two iPhone versions 12, 5.4 inch and 6.1 inch will have only two rear cameras. The two versions of iPhone 12 Pro (6.1 inch) and iPhone 12 Pro Max (6.7 inch) will have up to 3 rear cameras and LiDAR scanner.

Update 08 April 2020
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