iPhone 14 enters engineering verification stage, periscope camera reportedly for iPhone 15

With six months left until Apple launches its next-generation iPhone, the iPhone 14 is now undergoing engineering verification testing. That said, a new report suggests that the 2023 iPhone lineup could feature the long-rumored periscope design and 5x optical zoom.

The iPhone 14 is currently in the EVT phase and the lockdown is unlikely to affect iPhone production as it is not Foxconn’s main factory that produces iPhone chips.

Additionally, the analyst also shared some tidbits about the upcoming iPhone 14. Despite being built on 4nm technology, the A16 chip used in the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max will have a larger die size compared to the A15.

In terms of product proposition, we expect the iPhone 14 to have a strong lineup, backed by a larger screen (for the entry model) and a camera upgrade (48MP for the Pro version). Pricing, on the other hand, is crucial, and we expect the iPhone 14 to start at a price close to that of the iPhone 13.

Looking ahead to the 2023 product lineup, Apple is still very likely to launch a periscope camera with 5x optical zoom for the iPhone 15 Pro/Pro Max. Apple may launch this new camera design for iPhone 14 models.

An interesting news about Apple’s future OLED iPad. Apple is expected to adopt OLED panels for the 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPads in 2024. Although Apple is unlikely to switch from miniLED to OLED on its iPad Pro. OLED iPads are most likely to come to the Air series.

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