Apple’s Upcoming iPhone May Ditch Physical Buttons – Leak Reveals Major Redesign

 Apple’s Upcoming iPhone May Ditch Physical Buttons – Leak Reveals Major Redesign

Tech Desk:
A recent leak has sparked excitement and debate in the tech world—Apple is reportedly planning to remove all physical buttons from its next-generation iPhone. According to sources close to the supply chain, the upcoming iPhone model will feature solid-state haptic buttons instead of traditional volume and power keys.

This redesign aims to give users a more seamless and futuristic experience, similar to how Apple removed the home button years ago. The new buttons will simulate the feeling of a press using haptic feedback, just like the trackpad on MacBooks.

What’s Changing:
No physical volume or power buttons
Solid-state haptic sensors with pressure sensitivity

Better water resistance due to fewer moving parts
Sleek, buttonless aesthetic
Tech analysts say this move aligns with Apple’s long-term vision of a fully minimalistic and portless iPhone.

Still, some concerns remain—especially how these haptic buttons will work when the phone is turned off or frozen. Apple may need to introduce backup solutions in such cases.
The new iPhone is expected to be unveiled later this year. As always, Apple hasn’t confirmed anything officially.