Hands-On Video of Next-Generation 'iPhone 5' Enclosure
Following the publication of high-resolution photos of what has been claimed to be the enclosure and a number of internal components for the next-generation iPhone, Mac Otakara posts a hands-on video of the same parts. The video gives a good idea of how the device would look in the user's hand.
The report also mentions an observation of an unknown connection on a cable carrying the device's volume buttons, mute/vibrate switch, and power button, speculating that it could be related to NFC capabilities. On the iPhone 4S, the volume buttons and mute/vibrate switch are located on the same component as the headphone jack and noise canceling microphone, but with the headphone jack moving to the bottom of the device in the next-generation iPhone, Apple has tweaked the component grouping on its flex cable parts.
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Top Rated Comments
Really? You knew him personally and spoke with him in detail about his design preferences and artistic tendencies did you?
I'm sorry to be a bit snarky, but all these "Steve would never have done this" comments are simply ridiculous!
That seems like some childish logic. This is the next iPhone, regardless if you like the design or not.
Please tell me more about how you can predict the future.
I've been thinking along the same lines. Really hope Tim Cook walks on stage with this prototype, laughs and then throws it in a trash can before revealing the real deal! :)