Designer Martin Hajek has once again come up with a gorgeous concept design and has published some eye-popping renders for the ‘iPhone 7’ with a completely re-imagined home button (via NoWhereElse.fr).

As you can see in the image above, the concept iPhone’s display actually encompasses the entire home button, which opens up more room for screen space, while also maintaining the home button’s indented look like the one on the iPhone 6, as opposed to just an on-screen digital button. Similarly, the plastic bands separation of antennas has also been replaced by a single continuous line that borders the back of the device, which gives the device a much cleaner look. There is also a dual camera design and a glowing Apple logo at the rear.

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