Tomorrow the new iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max will be presented. This new generation has been filtering for weeks with fairly reliable information, something that allows us to know their designs before the presentation. Everything indicates that Apple will launch a new design on the front after several years with the same notch. Today we tell you about the curious coincidence that some users are bragging about on social networks. According to some, Apple has copied part of the iPhone 14 design from Samsung.
The new iPhone 14 hole is almost identical to that of the Galaxy S10 Plus
In early 2019, Samsung launched its Galaxy S10 series with a very special device, the Galaxy S10 Plus 5G. This device made a difference for being one of the first that did not use a notch and that, in addition, lengthened its hole in the screen to place two front cameras.
Many users criticized this decision to join the two cameras with a black frame, since there was nothing remarkable in the center. Now Apple will do something very similar with the iPhone 14 . Of course, it cannot be treated as a copy of the company, just something curious in the industry.
In addition, the iPhone’s hole will be centered at the top and not to the side as in the Samsung mobile. Of course, the coincidence in the design and the peculiarity that both devices, despite the generational change, share certain aspects cannot be denied.
Same design, different technologies
Despite having a hole with a very similar shape, the differences between the two will be very noticeable. While Samsung integrated two selfie cameras , Apple is going to integrate everything necessary to make Face ID work, the selfie camera and all the light and ambient sensors.
The reality is that, in terms of usability, there is no blatant improvement over the notch , since the useless space on the screen is practically the same. What Apple has done is renew the design of the iPhone, something that even the most fanatical of the brand were already beginning to criticize.
