Developer Jeff Grossman posted on his Twitter account a picture of the real-size iPhone 14 model, in which he showed what the new notch will look like in the phone, and what its real size will be, instead of the notch in its current design in the iPhone since 2017.
According to the Mac Rumors website, the image showed that the new notch comes below the top edge of the phone and is not connected to it like the current notch, and it is also much smaller, which increases the display area on the screen.
Apple had reduced the size of the notch in the last series of phones it launched last September, which is the iPhone 13, but the extra space cannot be exploited. For example, the user can not yet see the percentage of battery life in the status bar, but has to swipe down to go to the control center.
The report said that Apple may display more information in the taskbar instead of remaining untapped on the screen.
And if you want to practically try the new notch shape on your phone, the aforementioned developer provided the screenshot used in the original image, where you can view it on your phone with disabling screen rotation and flip the phone upside down to experience the feeling of it knowing how it will look like on iPhone 14 Pro in your hand.
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