Apple's plans for solid-state, haptic buttons on the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro have been delayed, but new rumors suggest the company is still perfecting the technology. The main challenges involve false touch detection and responsiveness. Apple aims to create a satisfying tactile experience similar to real buttons while ensuring durability and programmability for different touch pressures. Currently, there's no timeline for when these buttons will debut, as the company is focused solely on achieving the right functionality and reliability.
Apple has put the development of solid-state haptic buttons on hold due to issues with false touches and responsiveness, but continues to refine the technology.
The tactile design of these buttons is being improved to provide a satisfying experience akin to pressing physical buttons, while avoiding mechanical wear.
Prototyping solid-state haptic buttons could allow for programming different functions based on touch pressure, enhancing functionality and durability.
Currently, no specific iPhone models are targeted for the introduction of solid-state haptic buttons; Apple is focused on perfecting the technology first.
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