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To be honest, I was and am a fan of the idea of implementing a screen larger than 4 inches in iPhones, but without increasing their dimensions, and through a new concept of iPhone 6 exactly the same idea is suggested to us. Eliminating the Home button and replacing it with a tactile surface, implementing an edge-to-edge screen and keeping the dimensions of the iPhone could bring us more space for viewing information, but only if Apple considers this to be necessary. It is true that from an aesthetic point of view the terminal does not look great, but the functionality would be worth the compromise to a certain extent.
What do you think about the implementation of a large screen in an iPhone, but with a compromise on the design side?
Details about the concept: retina AMOLED 4.5 inch edge-to-edge display (754×1296 pixel resolution at 333DPI, two 2.8GHz quad core a7 processors, 4GB 1600MHz memory, 2800 mAh battery, come with 32GB, 64GB, 96GB, 128GB, 8MP FaceTime camera 1080p video, 20.2MP rear camera with 2K video sensor (Aperture: F1.8-4.9, enhanced image & video stabilization, landscape or portrait panorama, RAW image support, 25fps video capture), unibody aluminum-carbon fiber composite enclosure NeverWet water-proof coating and
