Last week we saw a pair of similar iPhone 7 mockup videos, but this is among the first high quality glances at what the iPhone 7 Plus might look like come launch next month. There’s a tweet from famous leakster Evan Blass stating that pre-orders for the iPhone 7 will be on September 9.
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The Apple iPhone 7 is still basking under the spotlight of anticipation as the world is still awaiting its debut this September.
The pictures show what appears to be the mute switch of an iPhone 7, which the blogger says is the “Black Space” version of the device. The analyst expects iPhone 7 demand “in between that of the stellar 6 and disappointing 6s”, he wrote.
According to the leaked image, China Unicom is confirming that the next iPhone will be called iPhone 7.
This year’s iPhone will nearly certainly ditch the 3.5 mm headphone port and instead make use of the lightning port for audio output.
The iPhone 7’s slimmer design was probably done to accommodate the long-rumored absence of Apple’s traditional 3.5mm headphone jack. The smaller 4.7-inch model is expected to feature a new and improved 12-megapixel single-lens camera while the larger iPhone 7 Plus sports a new dual lens setup, though it’s still unclear exactly what new features the dual lens camera will enable.
Evan Blass, a prominent phone leaker and tech reporter at VentureBeast, has “confirmed” on popular social networking service Twitter that the pre-orders for the upcoming iPhone 7 will start in September 9th, with a subsequent release date of September 16th. It is possible that there could be a higher screen resolution, raising the pixel density. Therefore, it is safe to assume that perhaps the Plus and Pro variants might get the 3GB of RAM.
The problem is that because potential customers’ current smartphones already work quite well, it’s much harder to convince people to part with the substantial amount of cash required to buy in “nice-to-have” features.
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So, assuming that the rumors that I talked about earlier are true, within this announcement could be some of the latest news about the Apple Watch and the iPad. Or, Apple could do what they did a year ago and have two separate announcements.
