While we are still in the hangover of the new iPhone 14, the next generation of Apple phones is already being talked about. and iPhone 15. In particular, about the news that it will introduce in terms of level, design, and even more specifically about a change that will not leave its usual users indifferent.

According to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, one well-known in the Apple product environment, The iPhone 15 does without any physical button. Of all yes. That is, from those that remain: the power button or the buttons for volume control. Of course, the change would only be seen in the high-end versions, including the iPhone Pro and iPhone Pro Max.

How will these buttons be replaced? How it’s been done so far: what doesn’t fit on the screen, does haptic control: Tactic motors will be placed inside the left and right sides to provide force feedback and make users feel as if they are pressing physical buttons,” explains Kuo.

“Because of this design change, the number of Taptic engines used in each iPhone will increase from one to three,” Kuo adds, though he doesn’t elaborate on some of the questions he has based on the information he provides. For example, how to force a restart or shutdown if the device freezes.

Be that as it may, Ming-Chi Kuo’s predictions are just that, predictions, no matter how seriously they are taken, given his track record (the entire trade press repeats his statement).

Likewise, Apple won’t be the first to get rid of physical buttons on its terminals, a paradigm the industry has been moving towards for years. In fact, Kuo assures that major phone manufacturers Android will follow the same linenot because Apple does it, but because it’s a trend.

In short, if Kuo is right, the only glitches in the form of the next iPhone 15 would be the cameras. For the high-end iPhone 15, there is a point to be made.

Another novelty of the iPhone 15 will be, and it does not require much knowledge to be clear, the universalization of the Dynamic Island, yes, in all models.