Some websites have already leaked some images of the iPhone 7 and surprisingly detailed out some designs referring that Apple will release three variants of the iPhone 7- iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus and iPhone 7 Pro!
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The rumour mill has been pretty quiet on the Apple Watch 2 front – but there have been a few leaks.
At its annual product launch in San Francisco on Wednesday, the world’s most valuable publicly traded company is expected by blogs and analysts to reveal an iPhone without a headphone jack, paving the way for wireless headphones, a touch-sensitive home button that vibrates, double-lens cameras for the larger “Plus” edition and other incremental improvements.
As for the design, it’s expected to look and feel more or less exactly the same as the current device, so don’t rule out the wearable being called Apple Watch S instead.
Technology blogs say the new version of Apple’s offering will have bigger battery, a faster processor and a Global Positioning System chip, so that users can track runs and other workouts without their phones.
Apple is having a tough time of it, this Apple launch.
Base storage is now up to 32 gigs Part of the joy of owning an iPhone is rapidly deleting entire months’ worth of photos to open up enough space to snap just one of you and your mom when she shows up for the weekend.
While OLED screens are generally thought to produce a better picture, LED is crucial for saving the battery. The home button placed below the display is also different from before.
Rumours are flying that Apple may take a similar approach with the watch as they have done with the iPhone in the past. The modest updates suggest that this cycle will be three years.
Who’s next to fall from the tree? . Not to mention Apple’s stellar tax bill from the European Union.
We’re just hours away from the iPhone 7 launch, and now we have an even better idea of what to expect.
Apple are expected to start taking pre-orders on their new iPhones this week, probaly on Friday and the device is expected to go on sale on Friday the 16th of September.
This means that the new Apple Watch 2 models will come in at the same price point the watches are now being sold at – £299 for the 38mm sport model, and £339 for the larger 42mm one – and the older models will decrease in price.
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Cybart also predicted big news about the Apple Watch, including the first update since its launch in 2014. They changed a lot that year by increasing the screen size from 4 to 4.7 inches – most importantly, Samsung Galaxy owners could now fit in – but there’s still plenty left to be desired.
