Every year, various concepts of the iPhone terminals that Apple is about to launch appear on the Internet, these concepts being developed by designers who do not work for those in Cupertino. Although normally concepts of this kind have nothing to do with what Apple will produce, a few weeks ago we were presented with hundreds of images in which the prototypes that Apple took into account when developing the iPhone were reproduced. Some of those Apple concepts Match to a certain extent with some concepts that appeared on the market and below you have a demonstration of this.
T3 - a concept made in 2011 by a magazine that presented to the whole world an iPhone Nano that Apple thought a little differently.
I call this concept "Magic Mouse" because the device resembles the mouse that Apple sells, and a few months ago I presented it to you in an article. Of course, the Apple engineers also thought of it in a similar formula that never reached the market.
Known as iPhone 0805, this concept it appeared on the Internet in 2008 and maybe the Apple engineers took a little inspiration from it when they thought about the shape of the next iPhones.
iPhone 5G it was published in 2011 by a French designer, and what he presented to the Internet is very similar to what Apple engineers were thinking inside the Cupertino campus. The design is similar to that of an iPod Nano, but fortunately it did not reach the market.
In 2009 this design circulated on the internet and it was made with the idea of improving the case of the iPhone 2G terminal then on sale, but Apple did not want to offer more than 2 colors for its iPhones.
The people at ADR Studio have made many concepts over the years, but this is one of the strangest, but it seems that they were not the only ones who thought so, because in Cupertino some engineers thought that we needed a less conventional iPhone.
The latest design is called iPhone Pro, he it appeared on the internet a few months ago and the only one similar to an Apple prototype has to do with the case made of several pieces, the coincidence making the iPhone 5 have exactly the same case.
