In contrast, the earliest model without the Home button, the iPhone X, had an all-screen OLED Multi-Touch display that was 5.8 inches, and this trend hasn't stopped since.

Apple has officially stopped selling iPhones with home buttons following the introduction of the iPhone 16E. It’s the first time that’s been the case since the launch of the very first iPhone.

As a result, Apple no longer sells any new iPhone models with a Home button, for the first time since the original iPhone launched all the way back in 2007. After debuting in 2007, ...

It let you easy unlock the iPhone with the touch of a finger, and was kept on for all future Home-button-toting models. But in 2017, the iPhone X introduced the mug-scanning Face ID as a new way ...

A new report reveals how the iPhone 8 will make up for the lack of a home buttons by altering how ... allowing for a display that's even bigger than the 5.5-inch screen on the iPhone Plus models.

The iPhone SE has been Apple's budget phone for nearly a decade, always featuring a home button, Touch ID and a Lightning ...

The new model will resemble the iPhone 14, including the notch cutout at the top. The current SE more closely resembles the iPhone 8, the last standard version to include a home button.

There’s no Lightning port for starters, which further cements the death of the aging port.But crucially the iPhone 16e has also killed two other iPhone staples — the home button and Touch ID ...

(NEXSTAR) – Seven years after controversially ditching the home button, Apple is adding buttons back to its newest iPhone models.. The iPhone 16 (as well as the 16 Plus, 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max ...

Also: Everything announced at Apple's iPhone 16 event The Camera Control works in landscape or portrait mode with a button on the side of the iPhone. Pressing it once opens the camera app, then ...

In contrast, the earliest model without the Home button, the iPhone X, had an all-screen OLED Multi-Touch display that was ...

The physical home button is no more, but there's a workaround you can use on pretty much any iPhone. With more than a decade of experience, Nelson covers Apple and Google and writes about iPhone ...