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Over the years, we've heard several rumors about a portless or buttonless iPhone. However, with the iPhone 15 Pro, Apple ditched the mute switch for an Action Button, and now, with the iPhone 16, the company has added a new Camera Control. Not only is the company increasing the number of buttons it offers, but it also seems this is its new design language, stepping away from the minimalistic approach offered by Apple's former design chief, Jony Ives. So where does that leave the rumored buttonless iPhone? Here's what we know. Did Apple scrap buttonless iPhones for good? For the past two years, rumors about Apple ditching physical power and volume buttons have surfaced online. However, Apple has moved away from capacitive buttons. Only the new Camera Control feature combines a button with haptic feedback. Still, if leakers and analysts have been so sure that capacitive buttons would come to the iPhone for the past two years, Apple must have at least been testing them, right? When iOS 18 was released, BGR noted that Apple even added a new tweak when pressing buttons, which mixes your physical press with an animation on the screen. This led us to believe that an iPhone with solid-state buttons was on the horizon. However, with the iPhone 16 release, all the buttons were the same. Using two hands to capture a photo with the Camera Control on the iPhone 16. Image source: Apple Inc. In July, analyst Jeff Pu said it was unlikely that the upcoming iPhones would feature solid-state buttons due to "unresolved technical issues before mass production." With that in mind, we still have to wait to see if the company plans to start working on this technology again or if it has been scrapped for good. There's a sketchy rumor that Apple plans to revamp the Action Button and Volume Buttons for the iPhone 17 Pro. A few days ago, we also learned that Apple planned various changes for the iPhone buttons that didn’t pan out during the prototyping stages. Apple reportedly wanted a larger Action Button that would combine the capabilities of Camera Control (Project Atlas) and a unified Volume button (Project Bongo). While Apple had to kill those plans, they could always resurface with another release on the horizon. Wrap up Adding solid-state buttons would help fulfill Apple’s dream of a buttonless and, eventually, portless iPhone. Without physical buttons, there would be fewer chances the iPhone would break, and it would also improve water and dust resistance. With the new Camera Control technology, Apple could revamp iPhone buttons with Camera Control-like capabilities in future versions. Still, only time will tell. Don't Miss: iPhone 17: Release date, rumors, features, A19, price, and Slim model The post Will Apple ever make a buttonless iPhone? appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best Fire TV Stick deals for October Prime Day 2024 Best Apple Watch deals for October 2024 Best Apple deals for September 2024 Today’s deals: $76 off Nintendo Switch OLED, $190 memory foam mattress, $90 Chefman Air Fryer+, more

Nestled in southwestern Türkiye’s Meander River valley, Aphrodisias stands as one of the region’s most impressive archaeological sites. This city, named after Aphrodite, flourished from the 2nd century BC to the 6th century AD, leaving behind an archaeological treasure trove. Renowned for its exquisite marble sculptures and well-preserved monuments, Aphrodisias offers an unparalleled glimpse into ancient urban life. Its significance was recognized in 2017 with UNESCO World Heritage status. From its monumental Temple of Aphrodite to the vast 30,000-seat stadium, Aphrodisias captivates all who visit with its impressive monuments and archaeological finds.  Aphrodite: The True Origins of the Greek Goddess of Love, Sex, and Beauty Stonehenge Builders Were Immigrants From What is Now Turkey Aphrodisias: Another Hidden Gem in Türkiye It’s believed that the history of Aphrodisias stretches back to prehistoric times. Archaeological evidence suggests that there was a human settlement in the area as early as 5000 BC. Considering the region’s fertile soils and the abundance of nearby water sources, this would make sense. The location would have been a prime candidate for early agricultural communities. Read moreSection: ArtifactsAncient TechnologyNewsAncient PlacesEuropeRead Later 

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