Why Apple Removed The Home Button

[@abdulhamidadel]

It’s funny how the days went fast and today the iPhone X became a history

[@BG-bq1qp]

I feel that iPhone X and Apple Watch series 4 are completely forgotten by everybody right now.

[@andy4b767]

The iPhone X is a great phone!

[@Tripplejdog]

i got my x the year it came out and i am still using it and it holds up amazing

[@WarriorsPhoto]

Good point as with any electronic.

[@elgarsstupans7209]

I still use it since launch. Replaced the battery and I don’t see any reason whatsoever to upgrade. Probably will upgrade only when it stops being supported.

[@life_seeker6102]

In a year’s time I’d like to see a “why apple removed the notch” video

[@superslimanoniem4712]

Video length - 00:20 Hi guys, this is Apple explained, today we will talk about why Apple removed the notch Intro Nobody liked it Outro The end...

[@TECfan1]

Lol like that'll happen any time soon.

[@VampMetri]

Unfortunately. Apple will still be using the same notch for the iPhone 12. 4 years in a row

[@gustavodacostasoares9932]

actually, i think the notch is going to be used for a long time. Imagine seeing an iphone without a notch. It became the apple devices’ visual identity, they must create another one to replace the notch identity

[@emperorcyber509]

Gustavo da Costa Soares Yup until in screen cameras become viable.

[@Def_7470]

I think they removed the home button because to keep up with time, like imagine the iPhone 11 Pro with an home button looking like an IPhone SE 2

[@LowResShots]

Wrong, they said years ago they want to have an iPhone that's a slab of glass. That means nothing on the front besides screen.

[@WarriorsPhoto]

I agree and that wouldn't be as pleasing of a design.

[@LowResShots]

@Phil but the comment said "to keep up with the time" they didn't remove the home button because they needed to keep up with today's standards.

[@mirzarizwan6855]

Riley Goudreau Let that sink in. Apple removed it to keep up with competition, typing on my XR so I’m not Apple hater

[@andrewcool4587]

Yeah you dont get it.

[@emiel333]

In 2019 I was still using my good old iPhone 6s. I didn’t upgrade earlier because I was hesitant towards an iPhone without a home button. It was time for an upgrade for me and although my hesitation I bought the iPhone 11. When it was delivered, I immediately set it up. The gesture based control felt so naturally and I was used to it within a couple of minutes! I never want to go back to a home button. Gesture based control is awesome and Face ID is simply lovely. People who are still holding back, make the step up to an iPhone without a home button. You will love it definitely.

[@s.zgaming7806]

do you think i have money

[@callumclark4021]

Yoshi Boi I mean, you could get a pre-owned X/XS/XR tbf

[@kubulus7868]

same here

[@truthseeker6804]

i use both iphone and android, i like the home button, and i like the back button on android. apple shouldve just made the bezels smaller at the bottom. i havent tried the gesture based control but im sure i would like it, but i dont like face id. i dont always look at my phone, usually my phone is far on my work desk some distance away and i just want to press it. i wouldnt want to pick it up and look at it.

[@random-accessmemory9201]

S.Z gaming You can get the iPhone XR though. 🤡🤡🤡

[@roriramokolo]

The home button technically died on the iPhone 7 because the “home button” was a peace of glass that reacted by vibrates when in contact with human touch and giving you the feeling of clicking

[@Chanchote]

it is the same as a physical button lol

[@DATB0YJAMES]

@@Chanchote it’s not lol. Trust me, when the phone is dead, it’s impossible to press it.

[@Chanchote]

@@DATB0YJAMES yes but i use an 7 plus and you can even tell the vibration level

[@showbizwisconsin8350]

That is one of the dumbest things they've done

[@ej22_gc86]

@@Chanchote nowhere near the same, I have a 6s+ to compare it with

[@shubhankarkarmoker]

the only problem is the face id system sucks while using mask during this pandemic time. having a secondary fingerprint reader would have helped greatly now.

[@davidjacobs6244]

And Touch ID sucks if you are wearing gloves 🧤or you have dry skin on your fingertips that cause it to fail.There are pros and cons to both.Nothing is perfect.

[@BADASS668]

They made it so u just put in you passcode

[@AnalyticalMenace]

You know you can set up an alternate appearance for FaceID, right? Just scan your face with the mask on.

[@davidjacobs6244]

The Analytical Menace no you can’t.It doesn’t work.Try it.

[@gustavodacostasoares9932]

i use both iphone and android devices. Due to hand sanitizer use, i’m losing my fingerprints and the galaxy s9 does not recognize it anymore. The face ID solution to just put the password keyboard when you are wearing masks is not the perfect solution, but it helps a lot

[@zacky.alhashmi8930]

I have recently upgraded from iPhone 6s to the iPhone 11. Honestly, I am not missing the home button nor the headphone jack. The only thing I am missing is the 3D Touch!!!

[@Jeremy13244]

I still have a 6s rn and I really want the 11 so bad!

[@zacky.alhashmi8930]

OhNoHeDidnt81 my advice is to wait for the iPhone 12

[@Jay_Script]

The 3D touch is being removed with the new software getting updated I. The fall of 2020

[@mabros26]

OhNoHeDidnt81 i recommend waiting for the iPhone 12. There’s no point of buying a phone now, when a better and newer phone will come out in under 2 months.

[@aaronfeuer8778]

I did too! Soooo worth it

[@chocoloco9985]

Ad break at 3:44, regular programming resumes at 4:21 😀😀

[@ETBONIFACIO]

Thanks!

[@stills2359]

lol wow

[@thesupertrooper]

thx

[@AsianDrag0n]

“Bloody legend” - LazarBeam

[@saturniunyttech679]

Thanks for helping me skip the shameless sponsorship plug.

[@ligerzero728]

I guess my theory was wrong the removal of the headphone jack took “courage” so I thought that the removal of the home button took “heart” and thus we were one step closer to summoning Captain Planet. 😂

[@cainman5807]

Lawrence Singh Go Planet 🤣

[@nandus2224]

He absolutely include the ads of the sponsors so blendly into his content to the extend that we don’t actually recognise it 😂

[@nandus2224]

😂

[@void-zc2ql]

@@nandus2224 replying to your own comment be like

[@damianjez4336]

Sorry I'm late guys. Anyway. Start at 0:02 stop at 3:45 resume at 4:20. Though not as prominent as the previous one, the advertisement is fragmented. I hope you all were quick enough to skip to 0:02 haha

[@KaijuBattles]

Thanks

[@kobepaxk]

u can’t be serious 💀

[@rowboat10]

Thank you, I'm deathly allergic to the mention of youtubers' sponsorships

[@valacebedo]

The removal of touch id and 3.5mm jack on the latest Iphones made go back to Iphone SE 2016. Those capabilities are quite useful and convenient up to this date.

[@UnchainedEruption]

Ah yes, removing the headphone jack. Another disaster that has you asking, "Why? Just, why?"

[@gravelclassicamasterworks-gca]

If Apple went bankrupt in the 90's, we probably would still be using phones with keyboards.

[@rarinth]

and flip phones

[@gravelclassicamasterworks-gca]

@@rarinth yea

[@rarinth]

@@gravelclassicamasterworks-gca Samsung is a favorite for 90s and 2000s kids because of the z flip

[@JonnyInfinite]

And what a glorious world that would have been..

[@roke5054]

@@JonnyInfinite for real.

[@nicholasd3990]

Got the SE 2020 earlier this year and I love having a home button and Touch ID again. So useful for logging into things. Just scan my finger instead of typing out a password. Never had Face ID so im not sure if it would work with that or not

[@mattjw16]

This doesn’t have much to do with the topic of the video, but I really like the focus on the face shots. The background is blurred to the point where you can still tell what things are, like the couch and television, but it makes him “pop” out at the camera more. It’s a very small detail that makes a big difference.

[@harisphotos]

As a Samsung user, I was hesitant with switching from the navigation buttons at the bottom to the swipe gesture because I was so used to them. But when I finally switched, I never looked back. :)

[@RehanAnsari-ir2tm]

I love the classical design of apple and I m using iPhone 7 since day one , great experience and now I m going to update to se

[@YahirGarciaChannel]

How’s your experience been?

[@RehanAnsari-ir2tm]

@@YahirGarciaChannel it was a great experience... I love iPhone se 2 small phone factor easily carry .. ultra smooth and reliable

[@deMocskonyi]

Yeah but that IPhone 12 Pro Max 👀

[@RehanAnsari-ir2tm]

@@deMocskonyi pro Max price is too expensive ... Why we spend more than 1000$ on a phone ...

[@Hayden2447]

@@RehanAnsari-ir2tm If you’re happy with the 7, the SE 2 is perfect as it is basically a iPhone 7 with better specs and different colour options No need to worry about the expensive iPhones, let them spend it all and you can enjoy the classic iPhone design

[@elektronz123]

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[@muazncopvideolar7351]

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[@lil_aymie6755]

Yes Skills Hare SORRY I HAD TO

[@kobepaxk]

@@muazncopvideolar7351 raid shadow legends

[@AgentH53]

I prefer a button I choose to interact with. There is less / no mistake to a button press. It is so annoying to automatically jump home screen, or multitask screen, just because I’m scrolling a website.

[@mattjw16]

6:10 I kind of disagree with this part. Developers still have to support Touch ID and Face ID now even more because phones either have one or the other. I think that it would be easier for developers if the iPhone had both, because then they could pick which they want to support, given that Apple doesn’t make a stupid rule requiring both. Most apps don’t require Face ID or Touch ID, supporting it as an optional feature instead, and if they do require it, the same thing would happen that happens now, you just can’t use that app.

[@Donyourmom]

Nah, it only makes sense to use one.

[@imibuks-replit]

Yeah some androids (not many now) have IR sensor + fingerprint. I remember a old Mi 8 had it.

[@MorganTheTimeLord]

I think swiping requires less effort as well instead of having to press down on a home button.

[@footßall]

I don’t know I like the home button a lot and I haven’t gotten used to no home button so I’m hoping they will still make phones with the home button but still be making the buttonless ones

[@deen_771]

@@footßall iphone se2

[@thingsyoudidntknow1745]

@@deen_771 prefer as long as I have my home button .. Isn't it better to go back to android since they removed what's makes them different

[@joshsimpson79]

I sure miss the home button in these days of wearing masks.

[@grimsobad8545]

Inr cuz it’s sooo tough to remove your mask and just use your face, goddamn apple!!

[@superiorelectric340]

@@grimsobad8545 It’s not their fault because of a pandemic. Don’t get mad at them. And don’t use God’s name in vain. And never say a curse word with God’s name.

[@ProfessionalBabyEater]

@@superiorelectric340 we can say whatever tf we goddamn want

[@capybarawov]

@@superiorelectric340 Damn is not a bad word

[@daviesfc8906]

Where are you now?

[@jank097]

Best Apple KZbinr ever. Gets straight to the point

[@junioredits25]

Everythingapplepro Be like am I a joke to you

[@Superlalo_1]

Yasseen Tool Not permanently, I haven’t seen him talk about him using a Samsung or the Galaxy watch anymore for some time now

[@ruturajfakatkar1758]

Blackberry 10 was the 1st mobile OS to perform gesture based navigation. I remember using it on my blackberry Z10.

[@Dave.Blomfield]

Wrong. Palm web OS did it before BlackBerry. Also, BlackBerry Playbook OS did it before BB10.

[@PlatinumEagleStudios]

And this is why I bought the 8th gen iPad instead of the Pro. I wanted the physical home button. The feeling of pressing it anywhere and being returned to the home screen is satisfying to me.

[@pinankrao3009]

One of the best channel👌❤️ for apple users

[@scan4707]

I'm not an Apple user but I still watch his videos

[@jank097]

Agree

[@corvette_mods_6825]

A-Gee X get out of here

[@kingdeedee]

It’s a great channel period. He has great level-headed and business minded analysis and he really helped me understand the appeal of Apple products and ultimately was a factor in me switching from Android to iOS

[@habannajabanna8205]

It is

[@forgivemanmokgomola5618]

I hate fingerprint scanners cos they never work with my sweaty hands

[@rarinth]

same

[@cluelesss7369]

THIS

[@SpaceSysZ]

Oooh! blured background fancy!

[@vihaansingha8340]

I used you and it was a bad experience

[@Skilly_ahh]

i hate your stupid updates

[@SpaceSysZ]

Ok?

[@Skilly_ahh]

@@SpaceSysZ THEY MADE MY PC GO BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

[@cluelesss7369]

You are the slowest on the fastest computers

[@BG-bq1qp]

Greg is a very good narrator. I never thought that I would really like tech (at least, not a lot) but Greg changed my mindset mainly because of his narrating abilities.

[@NvanRoblox]

I like gesture control more than the home button by a lot

[@AxeIRad]

Not having a home button is the main reason I’m hesitant to upgrade

[@ProJanitor]

I guess whining continually about the headphone jack wasn’t enough.

[@microskitz]

1:31 Me: DUDE CHECK YOUR MESSAGES THERE'S 21,675 IN THERE

[@gregpantelides1355]

Excellent explanation, Greg!

[@thekaizobro9971]

And now, when I go back to an iPhone, that still has a button, I find myself constantly opening the control center from the bottom of the screen, trying to swipe up home 😂 😂

[@Htiy]

As much as I miss the home button, apple did gestures so well, I never accidentally escape apps etc, and it feels like gestures were meant to be for iOS

[@jolllyrunz7567]

This video reminded me that there was once when my brother’s girlfriend wanted to check something on my phone and kept swiping up for, like, 5 seconds, until she realised she had to press the home button. 😂🤣

[@CommanderGinyu]

Now the Music icon looks like the iOS 7 one again lol

[@expiredtylernol]

I’m still confused as to why they changed it in the first place 💀

[@user-kk2fb3dw8h]

I was worried when upgrading from my iPhone 7 this year but it took me a matter of hours to get used to the swiping gesture. super intuitive.

[@jimbeaux89]

I went from the 6se to the 8+. I recently upgraded from the 8 plus to the 13 pro max. Imagine my shock and confusion when I realized that there was no home button lol

[@calorion]

The objections at 6:30 don't hold water. App developers still had to support both systems if their apps were to run on the iPhone SE. Except that they didn't! Because all you do is call the biometrics routine, and Apple does the rest.

[@littleranger7854]

I still want it back

[@michaelkindt3288]

As someone who has recently switched to a phone that doesn't have a physical home button (iOS to OnePlus), I can tell you that not using the home button is simply worse. I keep accidentally click on the home button when I click on the spacebar, and Apples jester base replacement sounds like an absolute UX nightmare. They literally thought shanking your phone was somehow a good way to implement undue and redue, so I have negative faith that they would implement it properly.

[@daarshanik1114]

“They removed it cuz of the bezel less display” This guy made a 10min video about it lol It was inevitable

[@mobilpuppetsho]

You never fail to post good content.

[@edsweet2858]

I much prefer the home button as I have things that I do (I don’t like to call it a tic as it’s partially voluntary but it also isn’t at the same time) where I tap and slide on the screen so I accidentally close apps a lot and it makes playing games that your disconnected from when you close the app very annoying especially if the game already involves swiping

[@oliviastuck7756]

agree

[@LunarMoonKitten]

My grandma still has a home button on her iPhone

[@itechtalk03]

Because of “courage”

[@Terminal_Apotos]

iTech Talk damn that's funny

[@yxngsellei]

Still on my iPhone 7. Not gonna upgrade until it stops receiving updates completely lol

[@Random_user274]

The iPhone 7 stopped receiving updates, upgraded yet?

[@yxngsellei]

@@Random_user274 yea, iphone se 2020

[@cycloid2326]

From my experience the one thing that’s a pain with Apple gesture controls is how needlessly tedious it is to get to multitasking. Having to hold and wait feels very unnatural and clunky. It’s why I still use the Home Button on my iPad despite it also allowing for touch controls. To combat that, I propose that you tap the bar to home, and swipe to get to multitasking. Alternately, the could have you use Haptic Touch to get to multitasking and a regular swipe to go home, though that would not be as convenient.

[@davidlockhart663]

One other way to get to multitasking is swiping up and to the right I always did that instead of swipe and hold

[@Spidermanraj]

thats horrible for multi tasking. swiping up to go home is the smoothest and fastest way to go home so far. tapping to go home would feel very clunky.

[@anires1195]

thre isn't really a wait, it's literally less than half a second for me, maybe you're doing it wrong.

[@joshuamanna5556]

swiping 45 degrees to the right or left avoids the holding time. you should try it out. Additionally, from the Home Screen, swiping to the right on the bar takes you to your last used app.

[@retro-hype-production]

your home studio is clean, cozy

[@jyosaika.]

My explanation: cuz everyone else was doing it

[@samus4040]

It’s always a pleasure to see a new video from you Greg. Stellar. As always.

[@jonasdiaz8615]

You’re gonna have to acknowledge the fact that both a) the most popular budget iPhone SE still utilizes Touch ID, which still means fragmentation, and b) the skeumorphic design is going back to 3D with the next iOS...

[@lootria]

3:02 as an android user with both gesture navigation and 3 button navigation i completely disagree, theyre about equal for going to homescreen, recent apps are a bit faster with buttons, switching to last app is about the same on both, going back is faster with buttons if you have to quickly go back several pages, swiping is just too slow compared to tapping in same place few times; so in my opinion gestures are slower On ios i can see why gestures would be a bit faster than a button but i just wanted to give my 2 cents on that 6:24 "use faceid or touchid to do this thing" problem solved 6:33 they already do because apple still supports phones with touch id and given they released SE last year i doubt devs will have to stop doing that any time soon

[@emmadownunder3833]

I totally agree. The removal of the home button has lost me.

[@ckrtom2]

I miss the home button, going from iPhone 7 to iPhone 13. 1: While driving, the home button took a little less concentration and focus. Like when getting an email or text message, I didn’t even have to look at the phone; just physically feel the home button to open it… 2: The swiping requires more dexterity. When I’m cooking in the kitchen, for example, I like the clunkiness of the home button to look at a recipe, versus having to swipe. Or when I’m running around at work, and I get a text or email… 3: Without the physicality of the home button, I often pick up my phone upside down off my bed and dresser, or out of my pocket!!

[@rethabile]

Greg: when the iPhone X was released Me: Its called the iPhone X

[@christopherfields9785]

When you gonna do what Steve Jobs think of Tim Cook’s Apple today?

[@scan4707]

Go ask him yourself

[@blessd69]

Steve Wozniak was asked that in a interview. He said he is thinking, that Jobs would be very happy and proud of todays Apple. I think the same

[@idk-sy3iu]

I think for him it would suck. They don't innovate and they do only ultra expensive products now.

[@dhruvgandhi1755]

@@idk-sy3iu Explain.

[@idk-sy3iu]

@@dhruvgandhi1755 they don't innovate anymore

[@NathanYellowStarProductions]

They should add a feature where users can choose if use a virtual Home button or swipe navigations because not everyone likes the swipe navigation, speaking of that i still use the button navigation because accidental swipes is my problem.

[@Marsupial2]

Never liked the swipe thing, a home button feels so much better.

[@JP-sw5ho]

I still miss the home button. The swipes are all so similar to eachother. All these years later It’s harder than ever to differentiate between all the slightly different up and down swipes, and also hard to remember which edge of the screen is the home key when in an app like Netflix, which forces you into landscape no matter how you’re holding the phone- when you’re watching a video. The home button was the anchor for iOS. Nothing has really ever replaced that

[@Gustf2]

Bro I been using an iPhone for 2 weeks and I’m used to it

[@hamster_explorer9642]

This channel gives Android users a reason to enjoy Apple history + products.

[@hamster_explorer9642]

Oh yeah and they should give an option to enable a home button/iPhone 8 and lower look.

[@hamster_explorer9642]

@Achmad Putra for people who want to be nostalgic

[@hamster_explorer9642]

Also cuz some people like the home button . Not me, but some people.

[@Superlalo_1]

Hamster_ExplorerMC The SE exists for a reason

[@mikolaykuka9759]

I keep using both (on tablet and iPhone) physical button is more reliable and faster. Swipe gesture is frequently confused between app switch and home return. Often fails to do the correct job. One of the problem that killed iPod was forcefully removing buttons up to the point of creating confusion and chaos. I loved iPhone exactly for the easy way of getting to the Home Screen. With rotable screen I’m never sure which direction to swipe on the tablet. I guess I’m forced to be stuck with SE for as long they keep making them

[@pazu3979]

Austin Evans proved that only the selfie camera is used for animoji.

[@rebow2568]

Because the iPhone X became the first iPhone to feature edge-to-edge display and lacking the Touch ID embedded on the Home Button in favor of introducing the Face ID. Leaving the iPhone XR became the successor to the iPhone 8 which can be the similar function to the iPhone X. And the iPhone SE 2nd generation doesn't lack the home when sticked into the same display as the iPhone 6, iPhone 6S, iPhone 7 and iPhone 8.

[@AtomicExtremophile]

With a Touch ID button an iPhone is unlocked as soon as it leaves the pocket - can't get quicker than that. Similarly Apple Pay is ready as you double click from the pocket. I can't see why Apple could not put Touch ID some place else, the side for example.

[@FasterBueno]

I would love this, I would have to buy a new case though

[@onyioyigah7627]

Blackberry had already pioneered gesture based navigation with the release of the Blackberry 10 OS on their phones as far back as 2010.

[@thebasketballhistorian3291]

"Swipe and pause is faster than double tapping." Is it? lol

[@anires1195]

yes it's been proven.

[@michaelkindt3288]

@2:54-.-Given how swipes are way easier for the phone to recognize accidentally, and how touch screens often misinterpret a simple tap as a swipe, thus accidentally turning off apps when the user _clearly_ was not trying to do that, I would have to say anyone who unanronically thinks this is simply wrong _objectively._

[@Anounymous79nl]

Apple iPad: has a Home button

[@bubble5510]

NwerdMeansNinja *wait What*

[@alextube2506]

GroovyGreay actually the pro does have one. The 1st gen iPad Pro and the 2nd gen all have home buttons.

[@rachelmeehan]

Alex Tube250 they don’t

[@alextube2506]

Paws & Whiskers the older ones do

[@rachelmeehan]

Alex Tube250 why don’t you look at the iPad Pro on the Apple.com and they just don’t

[@Paczification]

In a decade's time, I'd like to see a 'why Apple removed the phone' video

[@hugoyu2001]

Honestly I like the new design. The two weeks of getting used to is totally worth it. I no longer make accidental in-app purchases I don't intend to buy, and my screen protector is stronger without the arch shape to expose the fingerprint sensor which makes the screen protectors much weaker than the rectangular shape ones

[@pcie3]

5:55 You can use animoji without the face sensor. You can cover the sensor. It still works

[@ocfire]

In 50 years time I’m expecting Why Apple removed the Apple Company

[@NBAviageo]

Home buttons:gone people who has old ipad and iphone:nothing happend nice

[@sebono68]

Nice green screen background!

[@aldersonsanku34]

Hey Greg, can we please have music playing all over again like it used to do in past?

[@jackdaniels8030]

First I hated the idea of not having an home button. Now the only reason why I am waiting for the iPad Mini 6 is because it very likely won‘t have an homebutton anylonger. Strange how things change

[@amardeep6847]

Love from INDIA 💝💝

[@TheOriginalJuju]

Greg: “It’s clear that the home buttons days are numbered.” iPad: “Bro stop the cap”

[@WarriorsPhoto]

I'll never forget buying an iPhone X and feeling like it was so simple to use compared with an older iPhone. I don't miss the home button and of course prefer the gestures and swipes of a modern iPhone over the older button use for navigating the device. (: Great episode Greg and excited for your next episode.

[@FIRESTORRM07]

I used to like Face ID better than Touch ID but know I’ve found out that Face ID isn’t as secure as Touch ID because I know people that can open each other’s phone because they look alike but with Touch ID no one has the same fingerprints so only one person can open open a phone with touch id

[@Crasho327]

I had an Android phone when they introduced swipe gestures, so, when I switched back to an iPhone 11 there was hardly a learning curve. One thing that I have appreciated is that swiping up quickly from the bottom brings back to the home screen like the home button used. That's something I had to use a 3rd party launcher when I was on the Android. I can say from having used both platforms that iOS is a little bit more intuitive.

[@Heythebrodyboy]

Bro, you know you could just go in the settings app and like, turn on swipe gestures? It's on android and I'm using it on my S10+

[@dakar2584]

We really love home button. It has no problem with the screen space

[@cyberdasherxd2505]

5:14 i can get into my brother iphone because i look like him therefore fingerprint is better and no one is going to copy your finger with glue

[@daychild_]

Yeah, and also I think the glue fingerprints don’t work I tried it on my iPad, and it didn’t work

[@falcondragonslayer]

I do wish that they would release a version of flagships that have the home button every year. That way you could have the most recent phone, but also have the home button if you prefer. I have refrained from upgrading my phone because I like the home button and don’t want to switch to using swiping actions instead of just a number of presses of the home button.

[@FasterBueno]

iPhone SE

[@falcondragonslayer]

@@FasterBueno Yes but the SE has a really old design and trash battery. What I meant is a flagship-sized phone with all the benefits of the flagship but with a home button at the bottom. Even if it was just part of the screen and pressure-activated like with 3D Touch that would be better than the outdated iPhone 8 design of the SE It doesn’t matter though cause I decided to get a new phone anyway and actually found I like the gestures much more than a home button

[@FasterBueno]

@@falcondragonslayer Okay that’s great

[@ArduinoTurkBatu]

0:11 wow face...

[@user-Loki-young0515]

5:00 As my own experience, when my iPhone is laying on the desk, the face id doesn't work, I have to pick it up first, while I just need to put my finger on home button for touch id, and unlock with a musk does not support for that bellow 12 (I'm using 11 now), and it also doesn't work when I am laying on my bed, when i put my face really close to iPhone

[@barrettreynolds1530]

I hate the design of the iPhone X. Put the home button back.

[@sankalppatel8600]

Boomer

[@colaynasakuragi3653]

One of the reasons I stay on iPhone... though one of the funniest comments was “the notch looks so ugly” yet most of the people saying that are not only ok, but don’t use gestures (when available) and use the task bar. Taking up a chunk of the screen at the bottom.

[@kofeaddict]

When u ask Timcook the same question his answer would be like "My company myyyy choice"

[@СашаЛобанов-я8в]

I think Steve Jobs wouldn’t do this kind of thing ☹️ sadly, he is no longer with us

[@iPharaoh54]

Ive always said that if Apple were to bring back a finger print scanner, why not put it inside the apple logo on the back of the phone? It would make the cases have to show off the apple logo for brand recognition (Which Apple loves) as well as bring back a feature alot of people still love

[@andriytroyan3888]

Still have an 8. My girlfriend have the 11. Still prefer Touch ID. Might be biased but Face ID is still so slow for me.

[@Dannolimit]

Bruh

[@lanrainer]

lol iphone users

[@nica5793]

I’ve had my iPhone 7+ ever since I was in 3rd/4th grade and I’m currently in 8th grade… still surprised my phone still going strong. I know it’s outdated and honestly I’m really not looking forward to the day my phone will stop working cuz I really prefer the iphones with home buttons and I will never be ready to give up this phone I love it so much, It’s just sad apple probably won’t support old models anymore considering there are more models to come 😢

[@brothermoneytree]

Who else is watching this on a 10

[@SaulidSnake]

Brother Money Tree 11 👌🏻

[@emilschein6151]

10r

[@frostyne9048]

Im watching.this on an android 8

[@mehdiabbas2373]

Me

[@TheM1ghtyBear]

10r

[@HannahBaruch]

Knowing this, now I rely on the Apple assistive touch settings even now, as I’m physically unable to fully close down the apps without it now the home button has gone.

[@raulgalets]

I miss a home button

[@cainman5807]

The way I see it “ it’s the 21st century and it’s time to adapt “

[@kuplayfordvalls6781]

The notch looks significantly UGLIER than the thick bezels imo...