Leaked iPhone 5S Back Panel Suggests Changes to Camera, Home Button? [Photos]
LIKE
TWEET
SHARE
PIN
SHARE
POST
MAIL
MORE
Posted August 14, 2013 at 2:53pm by iClarified
An alleged back panel for the iPhone 5S has been leaked by Nowhereelse.fr revealing changes to the camera and home button areas.
Taking a closer look at the panel we can see modifications to the holes cut into the upper right of the shell. This corroborates rumors that Apple will equip the iPhone 5S with a better camera and a dual LED flash.
The site also notes that the modified screw placement aligns with a previously leaked logic board for the upcoming smartphone as you can see in the images below.
Finally, the back panel also shows changes to the home button area.
As I had already demonstrated earlier this month, it will be noted in passing that the attachment points of the separator back button to the home of this framework are slightly offset, like those of the separator supposedly designed for iPhone 5S that I recently discovered.
A recent rumor from the fairly accurate analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicts that the iPhone 5S could feature a sapphire covered home button with a convex (raised) shape instead of the concave one we see in all iPhones today. The new convex shape would give Apple more room to fit in a fingerprint sensor.
Apple is expected to unveil the iPhone 5S on September 10th.
i am not going to buy this ip5 s shit. Junk small size screen. Apple might be sleeping. wake up. we want larger display not the same thing over and over again. Boring apple.
Totally agree with you, however, it would be a difficult switch because I am so integrated and vested into iOS at this point. Financially I have spent over $1000 on applications at this point, and I have a major respect for Apple's hardware support. For example, one time I dropped my iPad, and they literally replaced it for free, no other company I know of would do such a thing.
Looking into the future though, I do not plan on purchasing another phone until my contract runs out, which will be a bit more than a year from now. If the iPhone screen does not increase in size DRAMATICALLY--not another half-inch, then I'll be making the switch to Android.
Just like the last person from weeks back said about the same thing! I'm suprised it works but I am glad you understand now about what I mean because I know thank you!