Patent information suggests that Apple may equip new FaceID technology for the iPhone 17 series.
Apple has just been granted a patent for technology that allows FaceID
to be embedded directly under the screen, a step forward that reduces the
size of the camera cutout on its devices. Although Apple has been researching th
is technology for a long time, users are still skeptical about whether the iPhone 17 will be equipped with hidden FaceID.
Illustration photo.
Illustration photo.
The idea of embedding FaceID sensors and transmitters into the
display has been mentioned by Apple in multiple patents, including one from 2021. Accordingly, the device could use the image thr
ough the screen for a variety of purposes, including facial recognition and taking photo
s. Previously, it was reported that this feature would appear on the iPhone 15 and iPhone 16, but that did not happen.
Apple recently received another patent for this method, which would allow
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the light source to be embedded directly under the screen, saving space. While previous predictions have failed to materialize, there is re
ason to believe that this technology could appear on the iPhone 17.
First, multiple reports suggest that at least one iPhone model this y
ear will have a smaller display cutout. Analyst Jeff Pu predicts that the iPhone 17 Pro Max will feature a “dramatically narrower” D
ynamic Island design. Embedding FaceID into the display would be an effective way to achieve this.
Second, the iPhone 17 Air is also aiming for a thinner design. Shrinking the Dynamic Island into a camera hole would
make sense for this goal. However, it is said that the price of the 17 Air will be higher
than the 17 Pro Max, despite having only one camera and not having as many features as the Pro model.
With exciting information about the iPhone 17 equipped with FaceID
hidden under the screen, users can expect attractive improvements. The combinatio
n of modern design and advanced features promises to bring a better user experience than ever.
