Apple Watch Pro could come with flat display screen. All you need to know

The next generation iPhone will be the highlight of the ‘Far Out’ event. Although Apple is tight-lipped about this, reports suggest that the iPhone 14 series will have four new models. This time the iPhones will flaunt a new design, powerful processors, and enhanced cameras. In terms of design, iPhone 14 will largely look like iPhone 13 with the exception being the Pro Models. There are also reports that Apple may introduce the iPhone 14 Max in place of the iPhone Mini.

The Cupertino-based tech giant may be announcing its rumoured satellite connectivity for iPhone 14. This development came to light after Tim Farrar, a satellite communications consultant from a California-based company took to his Twitter account to share details. If true, iPhone 14 users will be able to connect to satellite networks during emergencies in remote areas.

The new iPhones are expected to come with some major upgrades in the photography department. The rumoured upgrades include a 48MP sensor primary camera in the Pro models. Apple has been using 12MP cameras for years, if reports are to be believed that this will be the first time the iPhones will feature a 48MP camera. The new iPhones may also sport an 8K video recording feature.

iPhone 14 is expected to flaunt new designs along with new shades. The iPhone 14 standard smartphones are expected to come in Green, Purple, Blue, Black, White and Red. Meanwhile, several reports have suggested that the iPhone 14 Pro models may come in Purple, Green, Silver, Gold, and Graphite colour options.

The new iPhones will reportedly come in 6.1 and 6.7-inch sizes. The iPhone 14 Pro models will feature two display cutouts - a pill-shaped cutout for Face ID and another for front-facing camera. The standard iPhones are expected to feature the same design as the existing iPhone 13.

The latest iPhones from Apple will introduce its most powerful processor, the A16 Bionic Chip. Reports suggest that the A16 may only come on iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max, and the standard models are likely to stick to the existing A15 Bionic chipset.

The iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max will have a 120Hz ProMotion display, however, this time Apple may bring the feature to standard iPhones. Apple will likely introduce the always-on display feature which will enable users to access various information on the lock screen. Apple also has plans to increase the storage option to 2TB on its Pro models and they may start with 256GB as the base storage.

Apple Watch Series 8 may come with a larger display compared to its predecessors. This has been suggested by prominent display supply chain consultants Ross Young and Jeff Pu from Haitong International Securities as per MacRumors.com. The Apple Watch Series 7 41mm comes with 1.691-inches, while the 45mm comes with 1.901-inches. According to the latest development, the new sizes will add 0.089-inches of space diagonally across the 45mm watch, making it an increase of almost 5 per cent.

According to the tech expert, Mark Gurman from Bloomberg, Apple will introduce three watch models and one of them could be a rugged model that could be rolled out as a Pro version. The Pro edition will have a larger display, shatter-resistant, enhanced battery life, and most importantly a mightier and rugged case. The case will reportedly be made using non-aluminium material.