There’s not man. This is Tim Cooks Apple. There are never ‘one more things’I think we're all in for a surprise as to why there's that larger black space at the top for the camera area. Maybe there's something else hidden behind there.
Yeah, those lenses still protrude.And it’s still going to wobble.
Why the 4/4s?Why mess with perfection
This series of iPhones along with the iPhone 4/4S will go down as the most elegant and refined iPhone designs ever. They really made the iPhone feel like a high end piece of hardware
I swear I'll come to tell you you were right it that's the case, but I'll also come to laugh at your comment if the bump is there to make room for a much bigger selfie-camera that would be a great improvement for younger buyers and content creators who represent and important target for Apple.It’s lipstick on a pig. At this rate, they probably felt the need to change something just for the heck of it. Their design team is probably bored out their minds.
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This is it. It's one the main reasons I went from a regular Aluminum Watch to the Titanium Ultra. My prior regular watches looked sandblasted in a month while my 2 year old Ultra still looks new. Hopefully this is fake news.They need to have a heck of a reason to downgrade from Titanium to Aluminum. I’ve gotten used to having Ti on my phones now and not having to worry as much about scratches.
What does a big bar provide in terms of value to the user?
The biggest advantage for this new camera bar is that it looks so different. It doesn’t matter that it’s as ugly as sin. People will be able to tell that you have a new iPhone 17 Pro from across the room. No more confusing it with an iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 14 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 16 Pro, etc.Looks good to me!
The 4/4S were gorgeous pieces of hardware design, just beautiful, especially compared to what they replaced. They were compared to a Leica camera, by Steve Jobs himself.Why the 4/4s?
isn’t the 5 more elegant than the 4? as it made the transition from screen to metal softer, was thinner and got rid of the industrial brushed steel as well as being slightly taller so perceived as thinner in width.
If anything, the 3gs in white is probably the most elegant of them all.
The XS in white is a good contender too but they were already too big to be really elegant by then.
The biggest advantage for this new camera bar is that it looks so different. It doesn’t matter that it’s as ugly as sin. People will be able to tell that you have a new iPhone 17 Pro from across the room. No more confusing it with an iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 14 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 16 Pro, etc.
I don’t care at all, but there is a significant market segment that only cares about showing off that have the latest and greatest Apple iPhone product. And this will encourage those people to upgrade to an iPhone 17 Pro this year versus just holding out for one more year.
What does a big bar provide in terms of value to the user?
Why do all the renders have the raised glass coated/painted black? Wouldn't it be the same color as the phone, like every other raised camera bump on the iPhone?
I guess it comes down to how one perceives elegance.The 4/4S were gorgeous pieces of hardware design, just beautiful, especially compared to what they replaced. They were compared to a Leica camera, by Steve Jobs himself.
The 3G/3GS generation was by far the worst. Also the last generation I ever used a case on my phone. I didn’t mind covering up that plastic piece of junk! Talk about cheap and uninspired.
I really hope they don't keep the triangular camera setup. It never looked good.
It’s hard to tell if that will be the case, but god I hope not. Apple is very precise with their designs, maybe it will just be really close but will still clear the lens 🤞🏻 It really doesn’t look like the Pro will thoughAt least for the Air, how do you design a big-ass bar across the back but still have the lens stick out even further so it won't sit flat when you put it down? Un-effing-real.