iPhone 8 appears in an extremely interesting new concept that aims to show us how Apple could implement the device's new virtual Home button. As you probably already know, iPhone 8 will have a virtual Home button instead of the physical one available in iPhone 7, which will occupy up to 0.6 inches in the lower part of the new 5.8-inch screen.
Until now, it has been said that this virtual Home button of the iPhone 8 would be permanently displayed in the interface of the Apple company's product, as is the case with the Samsung Galaxy S8. Unlike the product from Samsung, in the iPhone 8 we could still talk about a different implementation that will take up more unnecessary space on the terminal screen, as probably many would not want.
iPhone 8 concept shows the implementation of the Home button
In the first implementation, we see an iPhone 8 whose screen is completely covered by the interface of the operating system and why of the applications, without a visible Home button. Here users use gestures to control the iPhone 8 interface, a rather interesting idea that many people will have to get used to, but it would also allow us to see more useful information on the screen.
In the second implementation we see a virtual Home button for the iPhone 8 that covers a portion of the screen that could normally be allocated to the display of images. This second implementation is more strange, less useful, but it maintains in the iPhone 8 the iconic Home button of the iPhone, which the Apple company would still like to make forgotten in one way or another.
Which of the two implementations for iPhone 8 do you consider to be more useful and timely for implementation?
