November 10, 2013

Apple Working On Curved Screen iPhones With Enhanced Pressure Sensors For 2014 Release

It will be great to hear that Apple is planning and working on its upcoming devices which are two new iPhone models with curved displays (for the first time in Apple history) and with enhanced pressure sensors. This news was first reported by Bloomberg which says that “ sources familiar with the plans” says that Apple is Planning to introduce two new iPhones in 2014 which will have a curve display. These two iPhone will have 4.7 inch and 5.5 inch screens respectively both substantially bigger then 4 inch Retina Display currently offered in iPhone 5s and more in line with Samsung Galaxy S4 and Note 3.

Apple to introduce curved screen iphone in 2014

On 9to5mac , one of the familiar sources said,

“Two models planned for release in the second half of next year will feature larger displays with glass that curves downward at the edges, said the person, declining to be identified as the details aren’t public. Sensors that can distinguish heavy or light touches on the screen may be incorporated into subsequent models, the person said.” 

Apple is also working on pressure-sensitive display sensors which can tell the difference between light and hard presses on the screen. But this technology will not be the part of 2014 release but will release later.

According to Bloomberg , the person said,

“Testing continues on the pressure-sensitive technology, which is unlikely to be ready for the next iPhone release and is instead planned for a later model,”

Well , The upcoming iPhones in 2014 will be offer some great functionally with a new look, The upcoming years might be the years of curved screen smartphones as this technology was first introduced by Samsung by offering a great Samsung Galaxy Round phone last month, and now Apple is also coming up with the same curved screen next year, so again a new competition. Samsung is also planning S5 for next year so lets see who will lead the year 2014.

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