One of them would have a 4.7-inch display and just be called the iPhone 7, while another would be a 5.5-inch display and is likely to be named the iPhone 7 Plus.
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No more headphone audio jack: You will either use wireless earbuds, or headphones that plug into the Lightning connector.
Apple is holding a big event on the 7 of September, with expectations high for the unveiling of the new iPhones as well as updated Watches.
Apple is making significant changes to the cameras on the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus (and possibly the Pro ), If apple does launch three variants expect the iPhone 7 to do large megapixel stills with 4k video and possibly Slo-mo 1080p at 240fps.
Another headphone rumour from Deutsche Bank analysts by way of Business Insider, suggests that Apple will include a special adaptor along with the iPhone 7 instead of a pair of headphones.
Interestingly, a report by MobiPicker has claimed that the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus will be cheaper than its respective predecessors. The device comes in a few variants, including a cheaper Sport model, as well as the standard Apple Watch and the high-end Apple Watch Edition.
Apple, of course, will confirm none of this, and there are conflicting reports of what it will release. No one knows which of these versions is true. Leaked images of the iPhone 7 have no home button. The bigger phone will come with a dual camera setup and this will improve quality of photos.
Apple filed for trademark on the AirPods back in October and even though Apple is notorious for filing trademarks on any new concept it thinks of we have clearly enough evidence to suggest that these AirPods might actually see the light of the day.
Apple has sent out invitation with a tagline “See you on the 7th”.
Rumors say that as per usual practice, Samsung will source cameras from both its own in-house models and also from Sony, the traditional supplier for high-end camera modules. The iPhone 7 will then possibly go up for sale a week later.
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The data is based on Branding Brand’s survey of 1,000 iPhone users.
