The newest model also boasts of a new type of headphone named Lightning Earpods for the modern users.
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While most people expect Apple’s next iPhone to be called the iPhone 7, some leaks suggest that Apple may opt for the name “iPhone 6SE” instead.
A headphone jack consumes a good amount of space inside the handset, though it may not appear to be such a big thing outwardly. While past leaks have expressed both contraptions to highlight a 3.5mm audio jack, the freshly spilled report demonstrated every one of them fake and revealed that Apple is utilizing Lightning connector port rather than sound jack in both models. For example, the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus might be replaced next week with something new and powerful, but Apple hasn’t cut their price yet.
In the meantime, Apple is getting ready to launch its latest smartphones iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus.
The Sept. 7 event may also be an opportunity for Apple to unveil an update to the Apple Watch.
The profile photo has been updated with the company’s logo in black with a white background and the header image is the teaser art of Apple’s “See You” iPhone event.
Apple often likes to include a hidden message in its invitations, but this one gives very little away.
Just a week left for the launch of the iPhone 7 and this time it’s Sonny Dickson, the leakster who claimed fame in 2014 with legit leaks of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus.
Apple has long encouraged third-party manufacturers to ditch the cable and go wireless, evidence of which is already apparent at the IFA consumer electronics trade show in Berlin, Germany.
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Alongside the launch of a new smartphone will likely be an official release date for Apple’s new mobile operating system iOS 10. But that’s not going to stop Apple from removing it from the device, a rumor first floated by Japanese blog Mac Otakara. Audiophiles unwilling to ditch their favorite headphones will probably be able to plug in using an adaptor, but that means shelling out for yet another dongle. There are also reports that the iPhone will max out at 256 GB.
