The rumour mill for upcoming smartphones is constantly churning, and that’s especially true when it comes to the next Apple ...

A new rumor says that Apple has not forgotten the idea of solid-state buttons for the iPhone, but there are a number of issues to solve before it can happen.

Summary: Apple hasn’t given up on its buttonless iPhone dreams yet. A recent post on Weibo claims that Apple is still working ...

In 2016, Apple switched out the mechanical home button from the iPhone 6s and prior models, replacing it with a solid-state button that used a “Taptic Engine” to simulate a button press. The result ...

Considering iOS 18 came and went without any changes ... button on the iPhone has driven me to double down. There's a long, long history of hardware buttons and other physical shortcuts on Android ...

The next iPhone could launch without any buttons. Instead, the physical inputs could be replaced with capacitive controls. For decades now humans have interacted with the world through buttons ...

Since the very first iPhone, Apple has featured an on/off mute switch above the volume buttons. That all changed with the iPhone 15 Pro, and every iPhone since—the mute switch was replaced by ...

A couple of years ago, Apple was rumoured to be working on solid-state haptic buttons for iPhone models like the ... closely mimics the feel of actual physical buttons on current iPhones.

Apple is expected to be making some pretty big changes this years iPhone line-up, with rumors been flying for some months now about physical design changes, a different aesthetic, and now a color ...

This new feature aims to offer expanded functionality, inspired by Apple's iPhone 16 while retaining core sound profile ...

Observing production trends and prototypes in these areas helps them anticipate design changes ... at the weekend said the iPhone 17 Air will have a Camera Control button, and dummy models ...