"There have been quite a few rumors over the past few days regarding the iPhone 20 family, expected to come out in 2027 and celebrate the first iPhone launch's 20th anniversary. The latest one concerns something we've heard about before, namely Apple getting rid of all physical buttons and replacing them with capacitive ones. This has been rumored multiple times for previous iPhone generations but never happened. And now a new rumor from China tells us it finally will - with the iPhone 20 handsets."
"These will allegedly be devoid of any physical buttons, and they'll also come with localized vibration feedback for the solid-state buttons they will employ. The iPhone 20 generation is also tipped to switch to a new type of camera sensor, and there should be a huge redesign too, to celebrate the occasion. We'll undoubtedly hear even more about these smartphones soon."
The iPhone 20 family is expected to launch in 2027 to mark the 20th anniversary of the original iPhone. The design will eliminate all physical buttons and adopt capacitive solid-state controls with localized vibration (haptic) feedback to simulate button presses. The lineup will switch to a new type of camera sensor and receive a major redesign to commemorate the milestone. The change to solid-state buttons had been rumored for prior generations but not implemented. Additional details and confirmations are likely to appear as the launch approaches.
Read at GSMArena.com
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