As you know, Apple has several subcontractors in China that are responsible for assembling and manufacturing parts of the vast majority of their devices. The iPhone are no exception, and although it is practically half a year so that we can finally see the expected special iPhone for the tenth anniversary (perhaps more than confirmed the rumor that it would arrive in October or November), we do not stop seeing leaks Interesting The latter comes directly from the production chain, or so they say, and this is the schematic result of what the iPhone would be like according to someone who has seen it.
As we could imagine, the iPhone will continue to have a double camera in its back, the portrait effect and zoom has liked many users and is something they certainly are not willing to give up. Likewise, according to a reconstruction created by Benjamin Geskin, known for other recreations based on rumors, the iPhone will add to the fashion of the front panels that take advantage of the vast majority of the screen, and honestly, it is something we like almost The totality of users. Apple needs a change, if not radical at least ostentatious, that makes it return to the top of the design as far as technology is concerned.
Supposedly, a worker on the iPhone's special production line for the tenth anniversary has come into visual contact with it, and has decided to capture what he saw in a kind of scheme that we do not displease at all. However, the work of Benjamin Geskin transporting the rendering scheme that the supposed informant has done has been just as spectacular. So, let's take a closer look to see what the news are presented to us for this iPhone X or iPhone Special Edition Tenth Anniversary.
What will the iPhone look like in 2017?
We started with a change of layout in the camera that will leave us speechless, only a year and a half after Apple chose to add a double rear camera with horizontal lines, opts for a vertical layout for this double lens on which would be the iPhone of the year 2017. Without a doubt, this new layout is designed to take advantage of the great breadth of your new screen, and we get used to making photographs and videos horizontally.
In the same way, we see how we abandon the classic Home button, the most radical changes in the device. The front frames are reduced to exhaustion, something like the Samsung Galaxy S8, but avoiding that curvature on the edges of the panel that are completely unnecessary (we refer to corners, not curved glass). And yet despite all this seems to add new content to the top, a series of sensors that maybe go focused to make better selfies or some type of scanner iris.
We continue with the absence of the physical Home button, now we find a supposed "function area", which we imagine will be the classic dock that we have so far available and will have shortcuts without further ado. Far from what we imagined, Apple has not added a side button more to the iPhone, it seems that we will have the "Power" button in the same place and the input tray for the nanoSIM card. The same goes for the other side, the silence button persists along with the well-known volume buttons. Few more conclusions can be drawn, except some chopped horses that we imagine are so due to the inclusion of a different material to the metal to achieve better coverage or protection against impacts. What do you think of these filtered schemes that offer us the iPhone that the company Of Cupertino could launch during the year 2017? It seems everything we demanded, in the absence of knowing the materials of the back.
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