Actually this is for the new MBP. They will have a home button.
It's not a phone, it's a handheld computer with phone capabilities. Let's be honest about everything these devices (not just the iPhone) can do, and stop calling them phones.
Am I an idiot for not being able to tell the difference?
It looks to me like the home button will be back lit. That's why it needs a complete square holder to block out the light around the button and only have the home button icon lit up. When you look at the back view it seems to have a clear plastic where the icon is.
Who cares about such minutia? In what way will this possibly significantly impact iPhone use?
It would be cool if the small square in the middle lit up to provide visual notification.
Seriously? Page 1? Seriously?
Also, does *anyone* here really expect the 6th-gen iPhone to be called iPhone 5...? I mean, really??? This has been annoying me since the day 4S (the real "iPhone 5") was released. One comes to expect this kind of ignorance from the rest of the media, but on mac rumors... really???
Bah! Perhaps they will call it iPhone 5. If they do, however, it will be bowing to public ignorance (spawned and perpetuated by tech media ignorance), not because it makes ANY kind of sense to have a product called "iPhone 5 (6th generation)". /rant
Take a deep breath! Count to ten! It will all be okay. Just Relax!
Of course it'll be ok, smartypants. But it's still stupid. I'm actually genuinely curious how & why the "iPhone 5" name has "stuck" for the 6th gen iPhone, since it makes no logical sense to anyone who actually pays attention to these things (e.g. anyone who can count past 5). Yet I've never really seen a good explanation. It's just one of those little annoying curiousities. Trust me, I have better things to worry about.
Does that slightly less breathless take on it satisfy you? Or should I just not be puzzled by this, since you incorrectly assume it will give me a heart attack.
My friend is testing the iPhone 8 in his basement.
I was able to glimpse an iPhone 37 via a rent in the fabric of the space-time continuum.
88 posts about a f-n button
Depending on who you're talking to, his/her age and background, the word "phone" could mean very different things.
A phone used to be this thing with a rotary wheel in the middle, connected to the phone company via a wire going into the wall. Then it meant a cellphone. And after that, smartphone (SMS, mp3 player, address book, etc). And now it's a portable computer (Blackberry, iPhone, Android, etc).