So here's a thing. Cover your iPhone 7 home button with material (like from a t-shirt) and try to click it. — Myke Hurley (@imyke) September 16, 2016 ...

The new iPhone 7 and 7 Plus both come with a new home button that simulates clicks but doesn't actually move. It also has a couple of quirks. Here's what you should know about it.

On an iPhone 7 or an iPhone 7 Plus, you need to hold down the Sleep/Wake button and the volume down button for ten seconds or so until the Apple logo appears. At that point the device will reset ...

Apple took to the stage at an event at the beginning of September 2016 and showcased the latest in the iPhone series, the headphone jack-less iPhone 7 and 7 Plus. However, it isn’t just the ...

The home button on the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus isn't a button at all. It's a touch sensitive cut-out that uses haptic feedback to simulate the feel of the button that you're used to.

Because iPhone 7's Home button is pressure sensitive and relies on haptic feedback, it's integration with iOS 10 means the software can automatically detect if something is wrong or malfunctioning ...

The iPhone 7 Plus has a very similar screen to the iPhone 6s Plus: it’s the same 5.5-inch phablet form factor that’s been a popular choice for the 6 Plus and 6s Plus, with the same resolution ...

The iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus got rid of the clickable home button in favor of a home pad that simulated clicks with simulated haptic feedback. Along the same lines and we're hearing today, Apple ...

I’ve simply come to the realization that the new Home button isn’t bad at all, it’s just the way that a Home button on an iPhone 7 is supposed to feel. Add 9to5Mac to your Google News feed.