Industry Analysts show Ross Young suggested this change for the next iPhones in a tweet. Earlier, Young’s prediction that ProMotion (adaptive refresh rate) would appear on iPhone 13 Pro models and both 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro came true. In addition, Young also accurately predicted the screen details of the latest iPad mini and MacBook Air.
Dynamic inversion expected for all Apple iPhone 15 . models
Responding to a tweet by technology journalist Gordon Kelly, screen analyst Ross Young suggests that the Dynamic Island feature can be expected for the standard iPhone 15 models.
@GordonKelly Yes, Dynamic Island expected on standard models over 15. Still don’t expect 120Hz/LTPO on standard… https://t.co/UMGLio5fei
– Ross Young (@DSCCRoss) 1663508397000
However, ProMotion and the always-on display may be exclusive to iPhone 15 Pro models. Young explained that the supply chain will not be able to support 120Hz LTPO displays on the base models of the next iPhone line.
What is Dynamic Island feature?
The Apple iPhone 14 Pro models introduced the Dynamic Island feature that combines the pill-shaped cutout placed at the top of the screen with the rest of the user interface. The screen cutout contains TrueDepth camera systems and other hardware such as proximity sensors, etc.
Apple has used advanced rendering algorithms and animations to make the cutout look like part of the screen come to life and even interact with the user.
The smaller cutout appears larger as it starts working with multiple apps to – show notifications, control music, and see the next turn in Maps, among others. This feature will also allow users to track Live Activities like – sports scores or track distribution online.
