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Apple has a crazy idea for getting rid of the iPhone’s notch

Apple iPhone Notch

Everyone in the mobile industry wants to perfect the smartphone design. Apple is trying to get rid of the iPhone's notch, just as Android handset makers are attempting to eliminate the hole-punch camera. But no one is getting rid of the front-facing components that need to be on the handset. The cameras, sensors, and speakers have to stay where they are. They might go under the screen or inside of the bezel, depending on the phone. The Galaxy Z Fold 3, for instance, will have an under-display camera. ZTE also launched two devices with under-screen cameras, and other Chinese smartphone makers have been working on similar designs for years.

Over at Apple, the iPhone 13 will be the first iPhone with a smaller notch. But the company is working on all sorts of solutions to place the components in the notch under the display.

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