The veracity of the photo can not be confirmed, and the rumor conflicts with some previous reports, but at least one previous iPhone 7 design drawing has depicted the left speaker grille as ornamental. As most headphones come with 3.5mm headphone jack, it is very confusing as to why Apple would incorporate such a significant change in its next generation devices. Although leaks from multiple sources have shown the headphone jack-free bottom edge of the iPhone 7 having a pair of speaker grills, flanking either side of the Lightning socket, there’s now chatter that the whole thing might be style not function.
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Even if Apple likes to keep its business (their unannounced products mostly) under wraps until the last possible moment and, in the same time to troll its fan-base, leaks are unavoidable and the way of the world sort to speak.
It turns out consumers will be able to lay their eyes on the new iPhone 7 in less than a month.
Meanwhile, another newly leaked photo showing the display assembly of the iPhone 7 caught the attention of TechRadar, because it suggests the possibility that the home button of the upcoming handset will not be pressure sensitive.
Further adding to the discovery is a pair of images shown by MacRumors on the design of the iPhone 7 casing. A recent Bloomberg report rehashed more details about the iPhone 7’s design, and some of its signature features, including a capacitive home button and a brand new camera experience for the iPhone 7 Plus.
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We have no real way of knowing whether any of these leaks and rumors are true until Apple unveils the iPhone 7 during its Fall iPhone event, which is supposedly happening on September 7.
