Apple Reportedly Hasn't Given Up on Haptic Buttons for a Future iPhone

Apple’s Vision for a Buttonless iPhone is Still Alive—But Not Anytime Soon

Rumors suggest that Apple hasn’t abandoned its dream of a buttonless iPhone. Despite previous setbacks, the company is reportedly refining its solid-state haptic button technology, aiming for a seamless, touch-responsive experience without physical components. Originally rumored for the iPhone 15 Pro under “Project Bongo,” solid-state buttons were expected to replace traditional physical buttons, offering improved durability, customizable touch …

Like a teenager facing a mirror, Apple seeks to remove the buttons of his iPhone. An Arlesian, who was to arrive on the iPhone 15 Pro before being relegated to the oblivion. At least, for the general public because, in Cupertino, we always floored on the subject.

Apple still wants an iPhone with no physical buttons, but it won't happen soon

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.

Apple still wants an iPhone without physical buttons, but it won't happen soon

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. Render of a possible iPhone with solid-state buttons Before the launch of the iPhone 15 Pro in 2023, there were many, many rumors about it having a solid-state button. That would mean that instead of physical buttons like the volume control, it would have touch-sensitive areas that gave hap…

Apple Reportedly Hasn't Given Up on Haptic Buttons for a Future iPhone

Apple is still exploring solid-state buttons with haptic feedback for a future iPhone, according to a new report from a known Weibo leaker. In a new post, the leaker known as "Instant Digital" said that Apple's work on solid-state buttons for the ‌iPhone‌ is ongoing. They said that production cost is not the project's main issue, but rather "mistouches," since a correct response is apparently not "perfectly guaranteed." Apple is said to currentl…