Apple, iPhone, iPhone, iPhone 10, iPhone 10 S, the Notch, which, I mean it's just so commonplace it's we're so aware of it now

sort of started the notch trend or at least was was there at the forefront popularized it.

They might be getting rid of it at least according to this report here from

Gordon Kelly on Forbes. Apple's shock iPhone redesigned takes shape, apparently.

See, this is a thing. I've been talking about why it's hard for Apple to follow the

screen-to-body ratio trend, the whole punch trend,

the getting rid of the notch trend because of the way that their face ID tech works

using a variety of sensors dot dot projection, IR, and whatever other tech is housed within there.

And because they got rid of any other form of authentication, it was like, I don't see how they're going to get rid of this notch,

considering that face ID is the only way into the modern iPhones since the iPhone 10.

Well, according to this report here Apple internally has

figured out how to shrink those current necessary components for their form of

face ID which again it's not just a simple camera it's not just an

What do they call it? optical image based unlock it's got more to it three dimensional sensors and so on.

Apparently they've taken what fit in that current generation notch which by today's standards

looks massive comparatively speaking you, compared to everything else that's on the market.

Apparently they could they took that down into something now that based on these

renders being showcased is in the same kind of scale as what you've seen on

recent Samsung devices maybe even smaller if these renders are to be believed or

if they're pointing into that direction.

We have this upcoming note series device which has placed this small little hole punch supposedly

into the center of the display, top center of the display and it's completely circular.

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