Images of the iPhone 14 Pro from T-Mobile inadvertently display the separate pill + hole punch configuration.
We all anticipated a new iteration of the notch with two physically distinct cutouts in the months before to the release of the iPhone 14 Pro. It was claimed that one of the cutouts would resemble a hole-punch and the other would like a pill. Apple had a surprise in store for us, as we are all aware of by this point: a new Dynamic Island cutout for the iPhone 14 Pro.
The Dynamic Island, as described by Apple, is used by the iPhone 14 Pro. You wouldn't know that the display panel itself still has two separate cuts because Apple has made that portion of the screen completely interactive. Even while the display panel physically still has those two distinct cuts, Apple has employed software to effectively transform it into an iPhone status bar. It has a very striking design.
According to Sam Kohl's observation on Twitter, T-Mobile seems to be existing in a parallel universe in which the Dynamic Island doesn't exist. The Dynamic Notch is not shown in the carrier's listings for the space black and silver versions of the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. Instead, they display the cuts in their entirety, as the initial rumors claimed.
Actually, this is quite fascinating. With the exception of the missing Dynamic Island, the pictures appear to be authentic Apple renders made using the iPhone 14 Pro wallpaper.
It appears that T-Mobile had placeholder graphics and has been keeping up with the iPhone 14 Pro speculations. After the iPhone 14 Pro was formally unveiled, the render for two of the device's colors was left incomplete and only the official Apple wallpaper was applied.
It's also important to keep in mind that Apple does not recognize the fact that the pill and hole punch cuttings are genuinely distinct. In every marketing image used by the business, the two are shown connected by the Dynamic Island.
T-Mobile hasn't yet fixed these photos, but whenever they do, we anticipate it won't take long.
What do you think of T-made-up Mobile's alternative reality?
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