Don’t expect your iPhone 7 to look like this. It appears that Apple is including quite a hefty upgrade in terms of hardware with the iPad Air 3 and this is good news to go around for Apple fans.
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Apple is reportedly planning to release a new 4-inch iPhone that would replace the iPhone 5s. The Touch ID sensor is also tied to some of Apple’s newer features, namely the iPhone 6 and 6S Apple Pay mobile payment system. It’s clear that the Apple Watch, while selling steadily, hasn’t exactly been the next iPhone the company was hoping for, but they’re supporting it anyway, with new watch bands. Sources told tech blog 9to5Mac that Apple’s first media event since September would be held on March 15, and three major product categories will figure prominently.
MacRumors’ informant wasn’t able to verify whether the device will be noticeably thinner, or whether indeed Apple planned to dispense with the headphone jack as has been recently rumoured. Some leaked reports about iPad Air 3 say that the tablet will have the features which were seen in the previous iPad pro they are Four speaker setup and a smart connector.
If Kuo’s report proves valid, this upgrade will be one of the select few camera improvements to not be first exhibited in an “S” iPhone device. Thus, the release date of the next-generation Apple Watch seems to have been pushed back to September 2016.
Other reports claim new materials will be added to the mix and features such as a front-facing video camera will be added, as well as a chip that will allow for better functionality when without a Bluetooth connection.
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Back in December, 60 Minutes unveiled that 800 people are working on the iPhone camera at Apple. Apple may come up with dual camera on the rear to enhance the way you take pictures on your phone. There will be multiple band options for the Apple Watch 2 including a “space” black Milanese loop, Hermes bands, etc.
