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toddsimon

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The bezels on the phone need to go and the screen needs to fill the entire front of the phone.

Bezels suck!!!
 
2020. when do you think apple will unlock devices with your eyes instead of your fingerprint?
 
Probably iPhone 7S or 8. I can't imagine they will lose the headphone jack and home button in the iPhone 7. Two major things are once will be too much for their consumers to handle. I'm thinking iPhone 7S when they introduce their new screens.
 
Probably iPhone 7S or 8. I can't imagine they will lose the headphone jack and home button in the iPhone 7. Two major things are once will be too much for their consumers to handle. I'm thinking iPhone 7S when they introduce their new screens.
Probably iPhone 8 not 7S because they don't do major redesigns with the S model iPhine
 
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bezeless screen is not a good idea, because your thumb will obstruct the screen while using.
There are reasons all the manufacture keep the bezel, not because technically couldn't remove it, it's because ergonomic reasons.
 
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The Touch ID is essentially a camera scanner. The touch screen is not. Different technologies.
 
bezeless screen is not a good idea, because your thumb will obstruct the screen while using.
There are reason all the manufacture keep the bezel, it's not they technically couldn't remove it, it's because ergonomic reasons.

Yeah, and that's why Apple will never make a screen bigger than the 5(S)'s 4" also. :rolleyes:
 
Yeah, and that's why Apple will never make a screen bigger than the 5(S)'s 4" also. :rolleyes:

Different story, it was Steve Jobs who said 3.5" is the size best for human hand. And now he is not with us anymore.
Since he have been gone, the world has changed a lot.
Phones are not for phone call anymore, shifted towards to more information based, webpage and among other things
Larger screen can really benefit that, try use a 3.5" screen when you want to check stuffs on wikipedia or other newer webpage. Sure some of them has mobile version but text still too small to read comfortably and content you can read per page is insufficient .
 
Different story, it was Steve Jobs who said 3.5" is the size best for human hand. And now he is not with us anymore.
Since he have been gone, the world has changed a lot.
Phones are not for phone call anymore, shifted towards to more information based, webpage and among other things
Larger screen can really benefit that, try use a 3.5" screen when you want to check stuffs on wikipedia or other newer webpage. Sure some of them has mobile version but text still too small to read comfortably and content you can read per page is insufficient .
I was referring to neither Jobs nor the 3.5" screens: http://www.imore.com/tim-cook-addresses-larger-screen-sizes-says-apple-picked-right-one-4-inches

(My point stands.)
 
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Tim Cook and Steve Jobs single most common focal point was and is... squeezing out every last dime of profit from each and every product they make.

A not so easy task that both men were true experts at. If nothing else, they deserve recognition for that fact. Just one look at Apple's financials proves that point without hesitation.

The small display is a key element in Apples ongoing, wildly profitable operation. By convincing throngs of Apple Faithful that Apple knows what's best for them, Apple remains in control.
 
With 3D Touch multitasking the home button is being used less and less. (For me). I would say around 3-4 years from know when we see a touch capacitive home button
 
I don't think it will happen, because of touchid. I'd be intrigued with the design though.
 
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