On September 9 2015 Apple announced the iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPad Pro, iPad Mini 4, and the Apple TV all in one big go. Apple is said to be interested in using a thinner and smaller camera module on the iPhone 7, and doing so would remove the bump the aperture now creates on the body of the iPhone 6 and 6S, meaning the back of the phone would be smooth and flush.
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A report from MacRumors stated one version of the iPhone 7, the iPhone 7 Plus, will have two cameras located on its backside, while the iPhone 7 will have just one rear-facing camera like previous models.
After increasing iPhone sizes, Apple now plans to introduce its smallest model in more than two years, a 4-inch smartphone that will look fairly similar to the 5S. Although the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus propelled the company to new heights, garnering more buyers than any other smartphone, they failed to cater to every user’s needs. Even if your existing cases fit, you may still want to buy new accessories to accommodate the quad-speakers, new connectors and features of Apple’s latest and greatest tablet. Apple has kept the release of this device quite a secret and the little that we know about it comes from a leaked cover-case design.
The company is said to be keeping its annual fall event in September for exclusively launching the next iteration of the iPhone 6s series, the iPhone 7 lineup. However, Macrumors says the antenna bands will still be there although it will run at the sides and around the top and bottom edges.
It also usually gives its Plus range better photographic capabilities and Sony, which supplies lenses to Apple, is expecting an increase in demand for its dual-lens technology. The camera also has an LED flash.
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Back in December, 60 Minutes unveiled that 800 people are working on the iPhone camera at Apple. Well new information states that it is only the iPhone 7 Plus model that will get this treatment and not the regular-sized iPhone 7.
