Apple’s iPhone Air debuts as the thinnest iPhone ever, with Ceramic Shield 2 durability, marking a bold step toward all-glass design.
Apple has officially unveiled the iPhone Air, a device that redefines the company’s design ambitions with its ultra-thin form factor and new durable materials. In a recent interview, Apple’s design chief Alan Dye described the iPhone Air as “another step toward the singular piece of glass that Steve Jobs envisioned years ago,” positioning the device as both a technological achievement and a symbolic milestone.Apple’s iPhone Air delivers an ultra-thin 5.6mm design with Ceramic Shield 2, moving closer to Steve Jobs’ glass vision
In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Apple’s software design chief, Alan Dye, stated that the iPhone Air is another step towards the “single piece of glass” iPhone which the company’s late CEO Steve Jobs envisioned.
