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If you keep reading, the author goes on to describe how they think the screens which stretch to the edges are a bit unnecessary. So it’s not that they want to r
by smcl 7y ago
If you keep reading, the author goes on to describe how they think the screens which stretch to the edges are a bit unnecessary. So it’s not that they want to remove the notch and have the screen stretch to the top ... but to remove the notch by having the screen stop just below it (like the SE, and all pre-Notch iPhones)
- Hamuko 7y agoBut I don't think there's actually a market for that. The display on the sides of the notch have things in them that you want to have visible anyways. Why not have a bit more screen? It's not like the iPhone 11 would be any cheaper without it. Some people have used wallpaper trickery to make the notch less visible while still getting the benefit of the time and status indicators being out of the main display area. http://osxdaily.com/2017/11/06/hide-iphone-x-notch-wallpaper-trick/ http://osxdaily.com/2017/11/06/hide-iphone-x-notch-wallpaper...
- smcl 7y agoAgain, you should read the article. These are things the raised and discussed there - the wallpaper trickery particularly