Cool…but remember Apple, we still have to hold these things with our hands. I had a Samsung with curved edges for two years and it was a bit of a disaster to use one handed.
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With the entire English language at their disposal, they couldn’t come up with a new acronym that wasn’t the same as the one for the battery technology in the same phone?
I think the iPad is right now possibly the best form factor for a tablet before you introduce folding. There’s a reason the iPad Pro hasn’t changed its design for so long, and no one is asking for a redesign, bezels and all. I need to hold my iPad, and the bezel is small enough to never notice as it is on a larger device.
...so it's absolutely impossible to hold. It's becoming bad even now. I'm glad they at least got back to straight edges, my 11 Pro is impossible to firmly hold without a case.
I won’t be upgrading this year, but it’ll be cool to see how much thinner these bezels get.
Why? I’ve been struggling when I’m not using a case because my palms touch the screen when doing stuff. I need the case as a protection as ro not accidentally touch the screen.
An iPhone without bezels and a fingerprint scanner under the display would be amazing imo but don't make it curved, make the back curved instead.
They should use this technology on the Apple Watch but the the iPhone or iPad. Since the Watch doesn’t need to be held by the hand.
I had to buy a specific case to increase the bezzel size so I can hold my phone without constantly activating the touch screen...
@TheTechNerd
Agreed. Not only bezels are the problem. In fact, various tech companies have been pushing solutions that look nice but aren’t functional. Let’s consider phone sizes nowadays. Some of the bigger devices won’t fit neither in your hand nor your pocket, yet companies boast about how their devices get bigger and bigger every year. More space for content? Surely, but who needs that if you can’t use your phone with one hand
I don't like phones with little to no bezels because then I can't properly hold my phone without touching the screen.
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