Most recently TechRadar has posted a 3D rendering video (posted below) of the next generation iPhone. It’s just a render created within a design program based from past rumors and leaked pictures.
Everything from iOS 6 to the devices 4-inch display is shown in the video. I was pretty much amazed with the work TechRadar had put into the presentation. Watch the video below:
I first noticed the device has 5 rows of icons. The maps icon provided evidence the rendered device was ‘running’ iOS 6. When a side-view of the phone was finally introduced, the headphone jack and mini-dock connector was revealed. Then finally, the back of the device featured a two-toned brushed aluminium alloy.
Siding with past reports, the rendered iPhone sports a depth of nearly 7.6 mm. That’s 1.7 mm thinner than the iPhone 4S.
With any luck, the iPhone 5 event will be held on September 12th. If you’re counting, that is just over a month away.
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I really wish the new iPhone will drop the home button which is the only thing that is occasionally not working, everything else is fine.
Couldn’t agree more with you. If it giving me headaches!
wow simply UGLY!!
loose the stupid square in a home button already!
anyone else wondering if the home button actually is being dropped and the screen will be true edge to edge?
I might be the only one who thinks so, but I think this iPhone is starting to look pretty damn nice.
Yeah, as much as we will loathe and complain, we’ll all end up buying it and loving it. damn you Apple, damn you.
Really not liking this long skinny look.