Naturally, thanks to the size differences, the latter is going to be sporting a much smaller battery capacity, but what about the internal storage?
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And as with the latest scuttlebutt about the iPhone 7 Plus, word is that Apple is bolstering the insides of its upcoming small phone.
iPhone 7 Plus will have an 3100 mAh Battery where as the 6 Plus version had 2750 mAh, with a screen size of 5 inch screen.
Apple has also been tipped to use a flexible OLED display on the iPhone 7 as the company has been granted a patent for the same.
If you want to part ways with your iPhone 5s now, we believe that the price you’ll get will be within the range of $250.
An iPhone 7 prototype that features wireless charging has also fueled rumors that Apple’s next handset will not have a 3.5mm headphone socket.
Could 2016 finally be the year that Apple caves to customer demand and delivers a smartphone with a larger battery?
The report has revealed that the anticipated iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus handsets will come with the same 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch screen sizes as the current iPhones.
Cult of Mac notes that a bigger and longer-lasting battery could obsolete Apples’ new Smart Battery Case nearly before it gets any market traction. The device is expected to feature the design language of the 6th-gen iPod Touch and try to woo us with a 4-inch aluminum package.
Apple traditionally now uses both TSMC and Samsung to make the iPhone 6s’ processors, but new reports suggest the company will be dropping Samsung for the iPhone 7’s A10 chip. We are dying to know. But according to the rumors, this new iPhone will give you a bolder look “with 2.5D glass from panel, and flat metal sides with a 3.5mm headphone jack in the base of the phone and single speaker”.
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According to a now deleted post on the chinese social media service Weibo, Apple has produced five iPhone 7 prototypes – and is still in the process of working out which one to pick. Such contracts are quickly becoming a thing of the past, though it is expected Apple will continue to see strong profits.
