Fantastic speculation from Allen Pike.
The nav bar is the strip at the top of the display that allows you to navigate between views. It features buttons like “+”, “Edit”, “Done”, “< Back", etc. iOS 11 has changed the design of the nav bar, moving the title from the center of the nav bar to its own line, left justified, and to a much larger, bolded font size. Allen posits that this change was made to accommodate the disappearance of a physical home button and the corresponding shrinking of the bezel, the growth of the screen to just about the bottom of the phone. In Allen's view, the nav bar will move to the bottom of the screen, on either side of the virtual home button. I think he's on to something. Read the post, look at the pictures to get your own sense of this.
That… totally makes sense…
I hope he’s wrong about the clock in the home button. Or at least that you’ll be able to turn it off.
So many of the mock ups I’ve seen don’t consider landscape mode. I’m really curious what Apple’s going to do.
Especially with the Camera app, imagine both buttons right next to each other, and you tap the wrong one while trying to capture something important!
I could see the camera requiring a light touch of Home. Ew.
Going off topic but, speaking of landscape mode….
One thing that’s always bugged me is booting up any idevice and holding it in landscape mode while the Apple logo is still in portrait mode.
Apple has always impressed when it comes to the little details. This little detail has always bugged me. Rant over..
How about a huge circle right in the center with a 90% transparency and the words “click here”? /s
I can see it now “Are you fucking kidding me?”
Yup. Even if it’s not going to adapt while booting, getting it right initially doesn’t seem a big deal.
I’d laugh, but I remember the QuickTime volume control and I can’t rule it out.
Edit: Oh, hey. It’d say TAP. Get with the 2010s, man.
” Oh, hey. It’d say TAP. Get with the 2010s, man”
How embarrassing
I really hate that fingerprint sensor on the back. Several Android phones I test at the stupid dayjob have theirs on the back. People think it is conveniently under your finger, but not everyone holds their phone the same way and I know I miss it half the time when testing things. And that’s before setting the things off just setting them down or picking them up or whatever (although the rumor for the iPhone that it isn’t also a button, much less an actual button like before the 7).
I prefer it where it is with a deliberate action or way of holding to activate it.
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