Where's kdarling when you need him? A quick search isn't telling me anything about what the actual difference is between in-cell and glass-on-glass...
As long as we're talking about everything else about the phone:
I miss the glass back of iPhone 4. That model still exemplifies to me what the phone design should be (antennas aside). It felt like what it was.
I like a physical home button. I don't think I'd notice if they made it rigid and used force touch to enable it, but there needs to be a physical space for it. If they do away with that then they need to make sure it doesn't matter which end is up when you use the phone-- display, speaker, mic all need to be invertible.
Edge display is meaningless to me on a phone, but I'd love it on my Apple Watch to show the time even when the rest of the display is off and my wrist isn't turned toward me.
As long as we're talking about everything else about the phone:
I miss the glass back of iPhone 4. That model still exemplifies to me what the phone design should be (antennas aside). It felt like what it was.
I like a physical home button. I don't think I'd notice if they made it rigid and used force touch to enable it, but there needs to be a physical space for it. If they do away with that then they need to make sure it doesn't matter which end is up when you use the phone-- display, speaker, mic all need to be invertible.
Edge display is meaningless to me on a phone, but I'd love it on my Apple Watch to show the time even when the rest of the display is off and my wrist isn't turned toward me.