But thanks to a TENNA certification that has reached the web today, we’re finally getting confirmation that Apple has increased the amount of RAM available on the iPhone 7 Plus to 3 GB. Whether it’s the all-new water- and dust-resistant smartphone, its longer battery life, upgraded cameras or IOS systems-the new iPhone seems to have plenty of features that has made it worth the wait.
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Mr Cook said of the smartphone: “It has become the industry gold standard”.
The handsets will go on sale in the United Kingdom from 16 September, even though the United Kingdom pricing has yet to be announced.
Apple also announced a tie-up with sports giant Nike for its watches and the Apple Watch Nike+ will be available to order beginning September 9, with availability in late October, in India and Hong Kong, Australia, Canada, China, France among other nations. Customers will receive their new iPhones starting September 16.
The new iPhone models come in five colours: gold, rose gold, silver, black and a new jet black option. “Full of features that help you stay active, motivated, and connected, Apple Watch Series 2 is designed for all the ways you move”, Apple says.
What’s more, Apple and Nike also banded together to bring an Apple Watch Nike+ edition to the roster, and as expected, it’s targeted at runners. However, we can’t put off change forever.
“The water resistance is good because I’m the clumsiest person alive”, Blackman said. A one-step process lets them pick up audio from either an iPhone or Apple Watch which presumably would at least require some variant of a Bluetooth or Wi-Fi transmission. The wireless headphones and removal of the headphone jack will complicate the device for a normal consumer, which goes against the conventional Apple ideology.
United Kingdom customers will have to pay up to £113 more than their USA counterparts for the basic new iPhone 7 because of Brexit.
But that’s not all Apple is doing as the firm has also unveiled a new pair of wireless headphones called AirPods.
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The Apple Watch Series 2 will be available from £369 in the United States, while the original Apple Watch – which has been given a “Series 1” makeover and Apple’s new S2 chip – will see its price drop to £269.
