The Home button took up a lot of screen real estate, if you recall: As other smartphones pushed their displays to the edge of the device, the iPhone still sported the same general design for about ...

In its early days, the Home button was a crucial design aspect of navigating and conducting actions on the iPhone, like taking screenshots. As time passed, Apple also added Touch ID features that ...

The home button was paired with Touch ID beginning with 2013's iPhone 5s. Visually, it was marked by a surrounding metal ring, and the biometric sensors were housed under the button.

This is because the home button design is a nostalgic change that reminds of the old home button on iPhones. This design dates to the original iPhone era, and it went away with the iPhone 5 series.

When Apple releases its next iPhones, the iPhone 16 series, it could have a different design, with physical buttons replaced by capacitive ones, a new report has said. Apple iPhone 15 Pro and ...

The SE had an old design with thick bezels and a home button. It had a small screen, a slower processor, and less storage. If you bought the SE, you knew you weren’t getting the latest and greatest.

Apple's final iPhone with a home button may finally be getting an upgrade. The iPhone SE, Apple's lowest-price iPhone at $429, is expected to get an upgrade in the next year, and it'll likely look ...

In contrast, the earliest model without the Home button, the iPhone X, had an all-screen OLED Multi-Touch display that was 5.8 inches, and this trend hasn't stopped since.