Not that it really matters but I feel with the absence of the Home button ring and the speaker at the top, it doesn't look like an iPhone anymore. It's the first iPhone to remove those quite iconic aesthetic features.
Not that it really matters but I feel with the absence of the Home button ring and the speaker at the top, it doesn't look like an iPhone anymore. It's the first iPhone to remove those quite iconic aesthetic features.
I think that's why they've done such an idiosyncratic redesign. The notch is the new home button. They are banking on the 8 to be an iconic design.
If the rumors are correct about FaceID usurping TouchID as a gateway into the phone, this will be both an aesthetic and functional passing of the torch.
Not that it really matters but I feel with the absence of the Home button ring and the speaker at the top, it doesn't look like an iPhone anymore. It's the first iPhone to remove those quite iconic aesthetic features.
To clarify:
The "new home button" in terms of being emblamatic part of of the iconography of the iPhone design. Not the literal spot you push to go home
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Not that it really matters but I feel with the absence of the Home button ring and the speaker at the top, it doesn't look like an iPhone anymore. It's the first iPhone to remove those quite iconic aesthetic features.
this bezel is significantly smaller but also asymmetrical which highlights the contrast (and ugliness)
White bezel reduces the likelihood of an iOS 'dark mode'
Apple restricts color choices with white bezels i.e. they almost always limit the white bezels to colorful models and black bezels to black/grey models