The iPhone 14 will not be “mini”, and other models may be higher – reported

Apple is going to stop releasing the “mini” model if iPhone 14 arrives in the fall, according to reports Monday.

9to5Mac sources say current plans do not include the iPhone 14 mini among the flagship devices, which means there will be no 5.4-inch display option this time.

The report says that this year there will be options for 6.1-inch and 6.7-inch “Max” for both standard and Pro phones, which could be a blow to users looking for flagship performance in the pocket form- factors.

The report came after rumors of standard iPhone models will not ship with the A16 processor, but with an A15x-style mini-upgrade. This was announced by analyst Min-Chi Kuo, who said that only Pro models will receive an A16 chip. This message was confirmed by 9to5Mac as part of an update on Monday.

Sources also said the recycled devices could be slightly taller than their iPhone 13 counterparts, “to accommodate the new ‘slot + tablet’ design that will replace the slot.” The death of the excavation has been rumored for quite some time, but we can see it in 2022.

Elsewhere, 9to5Mac sources believe satellite call featuresRumor has it that shortly before the launch of the iPhone 13, may appear on the iPhone 14. The report says Apple is still working on implementing this feature, which could allow emergency calls and text messages in areas where cellular connectivity is poor.

Whether this will cut the iPhone 14 is unclear, especially about six months before Apple even releases next-generation phones. With the iPhone 13 a somewhat modest update – “a year” to use Apple’s previously bold nomenclature – we expect a more substantial update for the best devices in the range this time around.

But until iOS 15.4 came out today and brings a lot of improvements, including Face ID with maskon your perfectly good iPhone 12 or iPhone 13.