If you're an Apple enthusiast, we're sure you have been eagerly waiting for what does the magnificent tech giant holds for you in its upcoming edition of the iPhone. Well, here's some information on that front.
Expected to hit the markets somewhere around September or October this year, the iPhone 7 will come power packed with additional features and utilities that will set it majorly apart from all its predecessors till date.
Here's a quick rundown of what all will attract you to upgrade your iPhone 6/6S to iPhone 7.
While the iPhone 7 in all probability is going to be decked up with all the latest Apple processors, it is also expected to come with some added functionality that users of the previous iPhone versions have never experienced before. According to the leaked images and renders, the phone will come with a smart connector on the rear of the device. The images also clearly show three dots lined up in the lower bottom of the rear end of the device which were absent from the iPhone 6 and 6S versions.
Further, the latest version might see Apple going for an integrated Touch-ID sensor within the display of the device as opposed to the standalone button that features in the iPhone 6S version. Apple is also in all likelihood going to stay away from standard 3.5mm jack and double-up the lightning connector for the user's headphones for audio playback.
The recent rumors are also hinting towards the 16GB variant of the variant finally being dumped, and a new 256GB variant hitting the spotlight. This means, the world might get to see iPhone 7 in 64GB/128GB/256GB variants.
There isn't major changes expected in this design department. The leaked images suggest that the iPhone 7 will debut with almost the same design as its predecessor iPhone 6S. But, here's one designer rumor that might interest a lot of iPhone loyalists. According to a recent rumor, Apple is planning to replace the Space Gray color with a dark blue model.
Doesn't a dark blue iPhone version sound awesome? Well, we're sure you can't wait for the iPhone 7 launch now.
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Expected to hit the markets somewhere around September or October this year, the iPhone 7 will come power packed with additional features and utilities that will set it majorly apart from all its predecessors till date.
Here's a quick rundown of what all will attract you to upgrade your iPhone 6/6S to iPhone 7.
Specifications
While the iPhone 7 in all probability is going to be decked up with all the latest Apple processors, it is also expected to come with some added functionality that users of the previous iPhone versions have never experienced before. According to the leaked images and renders, the phone will come with a smart connector on the rear of the device. The images also clearly show three dots lined up in the lower bottom of the rear end of the device which were absent from the iPhone 6 and 6S versions.
Further, the latest version might see Apple going for an integrated Touch-ID sensor within the display of the device as opposed to the standalone button that features in the iPhone 6S version. Apple is also in all likelihood going to stay away from standard 3.5mm jack and double-up the lightning connector for the user's headphones for audio playback.
The recent rumors are also hinting towards the 16GB variant of the variant finally being dumped, and a new 256GB variant hitting the spotlight. This means, the world might get to see iPhone 7 in 64GB/128GB/256GB variants.
Design
There isn't major changes expected in this design department. The leaked images suggest that the iPhone 7 will debut with almost the same design as its predecessor iPhone 6S. But, here's one designer rumor that might interest a lot of iPhone loyalists. According to a recent rumor, Apple is planning to replace the Space Gray color with a dark blue model.
Doesn't a dark blue iPhone version sound awesome? Well, we're sure you can't wait for the iPhone 7 launch now.
[Top Image - MIND AND I / Shutterstock.com]
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