Apple May Offer New Design With iPhone 8

It is sure the upcoming flagship of Apple, the iPhone 7, will come with respectable upgrade including improved camera and faster processor. However, there will be no major rethinking on its design, but we may see so with the iPhone 8.

Several credible sources and various leaks points the iPhone 7 will closely resemble iPhone 6 and 6s. So, those enthusiasts who are waiting for the reshaping of the phones are suggested to wait for Apple’s 2017 iPhone. It will be an incredibly intriguing device.

One of the latest reports related to the iPhone design change Bloomberg writes the iPhone 8 may not come with a mechanical home button.

The report writes, “Apple is already at work on a major redesign of the iPhone for 2017… [One] that focuses more heavily on the display by removing the Home button, according to a person familiar with the matter.”

Bloomberg didn’t cite any reliable source, but indicates toward previous sources claiming the home button will be integrated into the display. It will be rested atop of a series of touch-sensitive sensors and with a press it will vibrate.

The report adds vibration will offer illusion and sensation to users gesturing it can be depressed when completely stationary. The idea may be far-fetched, but same has been implemented on the trackpads of MacBooks.