Apple Watch (2nd gen) is also rumoured to launch alongside the new iPhone models.
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Apple will officially unveil the 2016 iPhone range on September 7th, after confirming the date on press invites for a launch event in San Francisco.
The iPhone 7, if reports are to be believed, will be up for pre-orders on September 9 and it could be in stores by September 16.
The iPhone 7 Plyus will also keep the same screen real estate (a 5.5-inch screen with a 1920 × 1080 resolution).
Samsung’s second-quarter smartphone shipments were estimated at about 72 million units worldwide – nearly double Apple’s figure.
The tech giant announced the date for the September 7 launch, where it is expected to unveil the iPhone 7.
The iPhone 7 should benefit from a heavily updated camera compared to the iPhone 6s. These are nearly certainly the new iPhone handsets and as there’s only two of them this is one more piece of evidence against the existence of the iPhone 7 Pro.
Reports suggest that three models – iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus and iPhone 7 Pro – are likely to be unveiled.
After a few leaks about its looks and new features, the official launch date of the new model has finally been announced by the Cupertino-based company.
However, multiple rumour mills have said that Apple will not change the design in the iPhone 7, which could be a bad decision for Apple. While the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus look likely to feature a standard 3.5mm jack, it’s possible that the iPhone 7 Pro will ditch it, and replace it with an extra speaker. According to Gurman, the dual-rear camera set up won’t appear on the smaller 4.7-inch version of iPhones. However these water bubbles could be an indication of launch of a waterproof iPhone. In July, designer Martin Hajek created 3D iPhone 7 renders in a black colour option, which had gone viral on the internet.
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On the Apple Watch front, it’s been two years since the Watch was announced and a year and a half since its first-generation model was released. Let us know in the comments.
