Monday, 2 May 2011

Report Says iPhone 5 Completely Re-Designed; Larger Home Button/Display

In some more interesting news that no one expected to break on a rather quiet Good Friday, This is my next reports that the iPhone5 will be completely redesigned and not as much like the iPhone 4 than analysts originally thought.
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According to the report by This is my next, the much anticipated iPhone 5 will be completely redesigned and will feature a much larger home button where there is already one on the iPhone 4 (we’ll discuss this later in the article).
The same report goes on to say that the design will feature a “teardrop” design that can be seen on the Macbook Air’s design or the fourth generation iPod Touch, which is simply a thicker to thinner body. This will definitely help with holding the phone as many people have complained about as a minor ‘problem’ of the iPhone 4.
The biggest news in the report is the site’s report that the iPhone 5 will upgrade to a 3.7 inch display and have a significantly larger home button, which slams any rumours that the iPhone 5 will be modest upgrade of the iPhone 4 (assuming their reports are correct, of course).
The larger home button would also make it much easier to use the iPhone 5 with one hand and might even carry multiple functions as shifting the home button left/right might have unique functions.

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