When is iPhone 7 being released? What will the specs be? Will it have special features? Here's everything we know!
Update: After an apparent parts leak, the iPhone 7 lineup is rumored to be getting a resolution bump, with the 4.7-inch iPhone 7 said to have a display resolution of 1080p (1920 x 1080), while the iPhone 7 Plus will reportedly see a bump to 2K, which likely means 1440p (2560 x 1440).
iPhone 7 is the presumed name for Apple's next generation iPhone. If Apple holds to pattern, iPhone 7 would launch in September of 2016. It may or may not feature a major new design, but will almost certainly feature more powerful internals and new features as well.
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Will it be called the iPhone 7?
If Apple sticks to the same pattern the company has been using since 2010, the 2015 iPhone 6s will be followed by the 2016 iPhone 7.
- iPhone: 2007
- iPhone 3G: 2008
- iPhone 3GS: 2009
- iPhone 4: 2010
- iPhone 4s: 2011
- iPhone 5: 2012
- iPhone 5s: 2013
- iPhone 6: 2014
- iPhone 6s: 2015
Any pattern can be broken, of course, and Apple can ultimately call any iPhone anything the company wants — iPhone X, iPhone Pro, Apple Phone, etc. iPhone 7 is simply an easy, understandable way to refer to the next-generation flagship iPhone for now.
There are rumors the next iPhone may not have as radical a redesign as previous years, and that it might not even be called iPhone 7. In other words, instead of a tick-tock cycle, we could be getting a tick-tock-tock cycle. More iPhone 6se than iPhone 7, so to speak.
We'll keep updating as we learn more.
Will there be an iPhone 7 Plus?
There was an iPhone 6 and an iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus, so if Apple sticks to that pattern, there'll be an iPhone 7 and an iPhone 7 Plus as well.
- iPhone 6 Plus: 2014
- iPhone 6s Plus: 2015
That lets Apple serve customers who want a phone with the 4.7-inch (or thereabouts) display size and customers who want a tiny tablet with the 5.5-inch (or thereabouts) display size.
When will the iPhone 7 be released?
Update: Pre-orders for the iPhone 7 will reportedly start on Friday, September 9 for a September 16 launch.
September has been the month for Apple iPhone debuts for the last few years. Keeping to that pattern, the iPhone 7—and larger iPhone 7 Plus—will be announced the week of September 6 or 13, and ship the week of the 23rd or 30th.
Since the iPhone 5, Apple has announced every new iPhone during a special event held the first or second Tuesday or Wednesday of September:
- iPhone 5: September 12, 2012
- iPhone 5s: September 10, 2013
- iPhone 6: September 9, 2014
- iPhone 6s: September 9, 2015
Because of how the calendar falls in 2016, Tuesday the 6th is earlier than usual and Tuesday the 13th is slightly later. Which one Apple chooses may depend on how production schedules settle.
Likewise, since the iPhone 5, Apple has shipped every new iPhone the second Friday following the event, with the exception of the iPhone 6s in 2015, which shipped the third Friday following the event:
- iPhone 5: September 21, 2012
- iPhone 5S: September 20, 2013
- iPhone 6: September 19, 2014
- iPhone 6s: September 25, 2015
If the event is Tuesday the 6th, the iPhone 7 could be released on Friday the 16th or 23rd. If the event is Tuesday the 13th, it could be released on Friday the 23rd or 30th.
Past patterns are the best indicator of future events, but they aren't perfect. Apple can and will throw curveballs whenever the company's logistics or strategy demands. So, be aware of the dates but don't be bound to them.
What can we expect in the iPhone 7 design?
At any given point in time, Apple is working several years ahead on the iPhone line. Upcoming models may already be in the testing or prototype stages while future models may be little more than components attached to boards. Sometimes multiple versions will also exist, some more conservative, others more audacious. What eventually ships depends on what can reliably be produced given the limits of technology and economics.
Since 2008 Apple has also followed a "tick-tock" cycle for iPhones. On the "tick" year the company unveils a new design and on the "tock" year the company takes that same design to its limits.
- iPhone 3G: 2008 — Plastic shell.
- iPhone 4: 2010 — Antenna band and glass back.
- iPhone 5: 2012 — 16:9 aspect ratio, chamfered edges.
- iPhone 6: 2014 — Bigger screens, rounded edges.
If Apple holds to pattern, 2016 will be a "tick" year and feature a new design. If not, 2016 could be another "tock". If the latter is the case, we could see new, more concealed antenna designs.
But that would mean the bigger redesign, the one with less bezel around the sides and at the top and bottom and virtualized buttons wouldn't come until 2017...
Update: A new report claims that the iPhone 7's Home button will offer haptic feedback, and won't physically press into the phone as the current Home button does.
What colors will the iPhone 7 be offered in?
Update: Rumors point to this year's Space Gray model coming in a bit darker than previous years, with some going so far as to call the color Space Black.
So far Apple has saved the new iPhone finishes for the S models.
- iPhone 5s: 2013 — Gold.
- iPhone 6s: 2015 — Rose gold.
Again, Apple can do anything the company wants, any time the company wants, but if Apple holds to pattern we won't see another new finish until the iPhone 7s in 2017. (Purple, please!)
If iPhone 7 is less of a resign than previous odd years, though, a new color could help assuage complaints. Metallic purple, anyone?
What specs will the iPhone 7 have?
Update: According to The Wall Street Journal, the iPhone 7 will start at 32GB of storage.
Since Apple introduced the company's first branded system-on-a-chip (SoC) in 2010, every new iPhone has come with a new A-series chipset. If Apple sticks to that pattern, the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus will ship with Apple A10 processors. New SoC typically take advantage of better processes that let them be faster and more powerful but also more energy efficient.
Apple has also been adding coprocessors to handle motion and, now, voice activation, and the A10 could further build on those capabilities as well.
The custom CPUs Apple has been producing have gone from Swift to Cyclone to Typhoon to Twister, so... Tropical Storm next? Hurricane? Rumors also persist that Apple is working on custom GPUs and even modems as well, which would allow the company to take full control of everything from graphics to radios.
While the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus finally made the jump to 2GB of RAM, frame drop on the iPhone Plus line has led to requests for 3GB of RAM in the larger phones. More recent versions of iOS, though, have fixed the frame drops, so it's unclear how necessary additional memory really is at this point.
Current iPhones also top out at 128GB of storage. Those with large media collections have gotten their hopes up for a 256GB model. Given the space constraints inside the iPhone, the costs of higher density memory, and the lengths Apple has gone to improve efficiencies with app thinning and nearline management, it's also unclear how realistic 256GB would be this year.
Will the iPhone 7 have a 3.5mm headphone jack?
Apple, like almost every major vendor, has considered life after the 100+-year-old headphone jack. It's not much thicker than a Lightning port, but it's an extra hole, it's analog, and it takes up space inside a casing that has precious little of it to spare. This year, though, rumor has it Apple may be serious about finally ditching the 3.5mm headphone jack.
Absent a headset jack, digital audio—potentially higher definition—would be provided via the Lightning port. A pair of Lightning EarBuds would be included in the box, Lightning and Bluetooth headphones would be available from Apple's Beats brand and other vendors, and an adapter with a digital audio converter (DAC) would enable the use of older 3.5mm headphones.
Update: A recent Bloomberg report claims that the phone will not have a headphone jack.
What about an iPad Pro-style Smart Connector?
Apple typically introduces a technology in one device and then rolls it out across the lineup. Retina was like that with iPhone 4 and Touch ID with iPhone 5s. The Smart Connector, which debuted with the iPad Pro in the fall of 2015, attaches via a magnet and runs power, data, and ground directly from the device. It currently powers Apple's Smart Keyboard and a similar keyboard from Logitech, with more expected to follow.
Apple could certainly engineer a Smart Connector for iPhone 7, but what it would be used for is a more interesting question. Apple made a smaller Smart Keyboard for the 9.7-inch iPad Pro, but would the company make an even smaller one for iPhone 7 Plus? For iPhone 7 standard?
If not a keyboard, then what else would benefit from a not-Lightning, non-Bluetooth connection on an iPhone 7-sized device? Answer that, and you're a long way towards answering whether or not the Smart Connector will be there.
True Tone
Introduced alongside the 9.7-inch iPad Pro in March of 2016, True Tone employs two ambient light sensors, with four channels each, to measure the color temperate of the surrounding area and then match the display to that temperature.
If you've ever seen a picture of an iPhone or iPad where the case looks white but the screen looks yellow or blue, that's what True Tone fixes. And once you get used to it, you want it everywhere.
Again, Apple typically pilots a new technology in a new device, but eventually rolls it out across the line. Here's hoping the same holds true with True Tone and we get the incredible calibration and dynamic compensation on iPhone 7 as well.
Will the iPhone 7 be waterproof?
The Apple Watch shipped with "splash proofing" that technically protected it from rain, sweat, and other minor exposure to water. Even so, Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, told people he took it in the shower and, since launch, people have even been swimming with it.
Other vendors have released waterproof phones in the past, but they either used nano coatings that may or may not be compatible with Apple's environmental policies, or they used little flaps to protect ports that could break off and ruin the protection.
The iPhone 6s, while officially possessing nothing in the way of water resistance, has held up startlingly well to splashes and even dunks. That's thanks to a new gasket around the edge and silicon seals inside.
There are rumors that the iPhone 7 will take that even further, with official "splash proofing" and perhaps even more.
Although swimming with an iPhone may not be on everyone's wish-list, those whose jobs or pastimes expose them to the elements, and even those who want to do underwater photography at shallow depths would be thrilled by the feature.
What changes can we expect in the iPhone 7 cameras?
Based on some recent acquisition, including smart camera company PrimeSense, speculation is high that Apple is working on taking even the 12 megapixels, 4K video camera in the iPhone 6s to the next level. What that means for the iPhone 7 is uncertain, though rumor has it Apple is aspiring to make the iPhone camera as good as a DSLR. That includes better low light, dynamic focus and depth of field, and potentially more.
The potentially more part is currently rumored to include two lenses allowing for even more advanced image signal processing. Whether, like optical image stabilization (OIS), that would be limited to the bigger, slightly more expensive Plus model is unknown.
The second lens could be used for wide-angle shots, to add extra data for better shots, or to pull black and white information for clearer, better low-light photography.
Update: According to Bloomberg, the iPhone 7 Plus will sport a dual-camera setup on its back, with the second camera allowing for more detailed photos, with better photos in low light.
Will the iPhone 7 have wireless charging?
Up until mid-2015, it hadn't been possible to do wireless charging—also known as inductive charging—on a phone with a metal back. Since Apple switched from the glass of the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4s to the aluminum of the iPhone 5 and later models, that effectively meant the company couldn't offer wireless charging as well.
Now methods for induction through metal are being introduced, which means it's possible Apple could keep the aluminum back and offer wireless charging. The iPhone 7 is the first iPhone Apple could launch with the feature if the company chooses to.
If Apple is serious about removing the 3.5mm headphone jack, wireless charging would be a way to let customers listen via Lightning while charging via inductive magnet.
Recent rumors have also suggested Apple is working on resonant inductive coupling, which would let devices charge even at a distance. (The greater the distance, the lower the efficiency.) Such technology is likely a year or more away, though.
What about iPad Pro style speakers?
iPad Pro has four speakers, two on each side. They're loud and clear. iPhone, to date, has only had one. Hold it wrong, and no sound for you. While iPhone 7 almost certainly won't have space inside for the large speaker chambers the iPads Pro enjoy, there have been rumors it might get the same number of speakers. That way you could hold it in any orientation, and in any position, and still hear everything.
Okay, what do we know for sure?
Only that nothing is confirmed until an Apple executive holds an iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus up on stage!
Reader comments
iPhone 7: Rumor roundup
I'm pretty sure this the dumbest titled article ever. The biggest problem for a current smartphone is speculation of another smartphone 6 months from now?
This has been the same "rumors" the past like 4 years.
Hey Gabriel Rembiesa! I REALLY REALLY WANT THS IPHONE
me too!!!!!!!
I am currently eligible for an iPhone upgrade as the old 2 year contract has expired. But I have not done so yet. And I'm unsure why, but I seem to have a fixation on waiting for the iPhone 7 Plis to arrive so I can jump on the latest, greatest thing. Come on September!
Cool story bro.
Hi, I recently upgraded from the 6 to the 6s for a variety of reasons but honestly see no need to be concerned about the 7 or even the 7s. Each year the iPhone gets faster with greater computing power. However, the A9 chip is so fast it's like instantaneous. So, how much does it matter if the A10 is faster still? Keep in mind WE are the phone's slowest part! So, more speed is not a real necessity. Better camera? It will be awhile before Apple goes higher than 12Mp! They might do something for low lighting but I doubt they are going to do more than that. The 6s already does 4K. As for low lighting situations you just get more creative with the light. Which is what photography is all about.
As for the other features, they are minor at best. The 6s will be more than adequate for sometime to come. There comes a time in the life of any product that it gets as good as its really going to get. I think the iPhone 6s is there. Aside from some minor internal improvements there's not going to be any real innovations. Keep in mind, it's just a phone! Yes, it does some other functions but it is first and last just a phone. Why did I go for the 6s? Durability! The iPhone case is hands down the best case/screen out there. In one drop test video the 6s trounced the Galaxy S7! Dropped from different heights and angles it took a lot before the 6s showed any discernible damage. Not so for the glass body of the S7. Put a decent case and screen protector on and the 6s is close to indestructible. In the "bend test", the 6s AND 6s+ also stood the test! It actually took 2 guys and several attempts before the 6s+ showed any bend. The 6s was simply not bendable! So, again, the main reason I upgraded was durability. The speed, 3D Touch, etc were simply icing on the cake. Once it's paid off, it's going to be my phone for a long time.
A smartphone is anything but just a phone. There is no reason whatsoever to pay up to USD 1,000 for just a phone when you can get the same functionality from a USD 20 device.
I'm currently happy with my 6s Plus so I won't be getting the iPhone 7as I only got my 6s Plus thus Friday gone. I'll be waiting for the iPhone 7s as I've had every "s" model of the iPhone since the 4s and the 's' models usually improve on the numbered iPhone models anyway. The 6s and 6s Plus were a big jump in performance, GPU and CPU power, especially in real world performance overall so I'm glad I bought my 6s Plus (well I was using a 5c and I'd set my heart on a 6s Plus anyway)
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Never understood this.
I never get a new car, I always make sure I get one that’s a few years into its cycle so I get the facelifted model.
I mean who wants the new model with better mileage, more space, better handing more speed, etc. etc…...
I had to register on here to let you know that there is not gonna be a "S" version for iPhone 7. I think they will move on with the iPhone 8 :)
I'm wondering about screen resolution, particularly for the regular 4.6" model. Using the logical resolution numbers, we could get the 4.6" iPhone 7 rendering at 1125 x 2001 and the 7 Plus rendering at 1242 x 2208. Performance wouldn't be an issue I think, seeing as the current 6 and 6s Plus already render at 1242 x 2208 and just scale it back down to 1080p again. Battery life and a suppliers being able to produce the yields required would be the key factor here, I suppose.
It looks more like you were just saving this article to be published on the same day as S7 review. Got to say you iMore editors are scared of the Samsung phones for no reason.
So where is that review?
Rene has only begun his anti-S7 posts. More to come for sure.
Posted via the Note 5 or iPhone 6s Plus.
The S7 is pretty much a brick with a misshapen screen. It's curved, right?
Why buy a Iphone 7 when the Iphone 7s will be better and you know that it is coming. Why not just make the "S" phones in the first place?
You're right, but why even make the 7s when the next one will be the 8, better yet just jump right to the iPhone9s since you know that is coming.
They should totally just jump to iPhone 10 right now.
uhm, why? Just go ahead and make the iPhone 21.
So Apple will do a Microsoft and force an iPhone 10 onto us for free? Nice!!
Lol
Lol
money money
Thanks Rene!
Dreaming about what's coming next to the new iPhone reminds me of being a kid and waiting for Christmas.
Please stop saying that a phone camera is going to match a DSLR in quality, that's pure fantasy. I used to have a Nikon d60 from 2008, and even the best phone Camera today couldn't hold a candlestick to it.
i agree, but i think the key word was "aspiring"
Carlos's, well said! As one who appreciates good photography, IMHO, the same folks who say that a phone camera can replace a DSLR also think that anyone who can take a snapshot with a phone is a "photographer"! I believe in using the right tool for the job, and for high-quality photography, that simply means a dedicated camera, where one has total control of aperture, shutter speed, ISO, exposure compensation, color balance, film simulation, focus distance, etc. True, the "best camera is the one you have with you", but let's not kid ourselves when the requirements are for serious photography.
When is iPhone 7 Coming?
The same time as it usually is each year I would imagine
wait...doesn't samsung already have wireless charging?
Who cares if they have - Windows Phone had it way before them and where are they now.
I chose iPhone for the quality and apps run on a secure OS - not because samesung did or didn't do something - just saying.
great read, as the title says "rumors" i don't understand why everyone gets so uptight with Rene's articles, if you don't like what he writes than just don't read it, why the need to come in here and bashing it? I will never understand, and so tired of people commenting about Samsung, ok we get it, you think Samsuck is better, good for you. Article was meant for all to speculate what's coming. I have an upgrade coming, and can't wait to see what the iPhone 7 brings.
I have a Samsung Galaxy J5 and it does pretty much everything the iPhone can do and it's approximately $600 less then the iPhone, honestly I have no desire to go to the iPhone when the Galaxy Series can hold it's own to the iPhone series and it has something Apple charges you out the for storage space. My J5 has 16 gig internal memory then I can buy a microSD card add it and have more space than I would for the same model iPhone and pay less than $50 for that microSD card, yeah the A10 processor in iPhone is nice but I can tell you from experience the quad core 1.4 ghz processor with 2 gig memory in the J5 holds it's own for my needs.
I wouldn't buy a 16GB phone. Even with a micro SD card you will run out of memory. At least Apple gives you the option of buying more than 16GB.
Good luck with getting updates. Maybe this time next year this Samsung phone will have android N.
It will probably have slowed down a good deal by then.
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thered a iphone 7 say what
DEEZ NUTS
Current screen sizes w/smaller footprints. Apple logo on the back Touch ID. Red color option. Move power button so it is not pushed when adjusting volume. Screen/pixel upgrade. 32gb base model. Ram upped. Change Plus branding to Pro.
Dear Apple,
I am fine with the 3.5mm TRRS removal, as long as it COMES WITH THE LIGHTNING DAC for at least the first two generations.
All the RAMs, please. If I'm paying $100 more just for a usable amount of storage, I should at least get more RAM. Cheap f'rs.
Please ditch the toyish slippery case design. Idgaf if the ports on the bottom all line up if I can't even hold on to the thing. Rounded edges was the stupidest hardware design since every mouse by Apple ever.
For the love of all things holy, revamp iOS. Sloppy sloppy sloppy and so basic. Or at least fix everything. so much bugs. Stupid Phone app is garbage and inconsistent. And while they're at it, make Siri do more and work 99% rather than 25%.
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Looking forward to the new upgrades with the iphone7. Hope i'm one of the really lucky ones.
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I wish you further progress
Gosh, I just hope all the holes line up.
Highly doubt the next one would be called iPhone 7. If the screen size is actually 7-inches, it would need to wrap itself around my face for proper use - and don't get me started on swiping!
what a wonderfull band
would the iPhone 7 have an unbreakable screen or what screen modifications would it have?
thanks for the writing. Expecting the new iPhone 7 :)
RE: and an adapter with a digital audio converter (DAC)
If you don't know jack about audio, then please don't write anything. DAC stands for digital to analog converter.
Where is the iPhone SE in this line up of iPhones?
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I'm buying an iPhone SE and selling my 6s. My plan is to use the money I sell my 6s for to pay off the se and put the rest toward the 7 or 7 plus. I'm thinking it will make me appreciate the big screen even more when I reintroduce it in September. I sincerely hope the new iPhones will end up being worth it or this whole circus I've got cooking up will be a waste of time. : )
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Everything I've read so far makes me want to just hold on to my 6+ another year and get the 7+/8 in 2017.
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I don't mind the ditching of the 3.5 mm audio jack as long as there is an adapter to use them if you wish and the ability to charge the device while using headphones plugged in to the lightning port. Maybe a cord that does both charge and digital audio headphones at same time...hmmmm
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Woah! Good point! If I'm watching YouTube for example I often put it on charge as videos use a lot of battery. If the Lightning audio is correct there needs to be a splitter that would handle both audio output and charge input. This could be an issue, Apple!
The only thing I'm interested in is a dual lens camera and wireless charging.
there is a lot the newest iPhone has to improves. the last two years shows that other phone makers did a great job.
they are so many things i like about my note 5 that i won't be able to do on the iPhone 6s. i had one for two weeks and what does it do better than android? galaxy s7 waterproof micro sd card. HTC 10 beautiful design , lg g5 modules are something new. note 5 s pen support.
i believe that apple running out of ideas and now they working on to many stuff at the same time. thats the biggest problem apple has.
It has first class support for Apple's ecosystem.
Honestly, that's the only selling point of the iPhone.
Other smartphones have great hardware and run very fast, to the point that fist pumping CPU and GPU benchmarks is worthless. This mattered in 2012. Things have changed.
Android phones (and some Windows Phones) have better Cameras. Lower Prices. Better Screens. Expandable Storage. More thorough support for technology (i.e. NFC Pairing of Peripherals). Better support for external interface devices (i.e. mouse support). The services are better than Apple's. Google's App Ecosystem on smartphones has basically caught up with Apple's.
In many cases, you save a lot of money buying from within those ecosystems as well. eBooks are pretty much cheaper on Google Play across the board. I pay $10-20+ more on some eBook purchases simply because "stick with Apple..."
I can't think of a single reason not to get an Android phone other than:
1. Have tons of other Apple devices.
2. Have invested a massive amount of money on iTunes media (TV Shows, Movies, etc.).
3. Too **** lazy to move everything over to a Google Account (if you don't already have one).
4. You believe the FUD.
5. You think losing iMessage or FaceTime on your smartphone is going to be the end of your life...
I'm very intrigued by the note 7.
If you look at the picture of the iPad used for the Smart Connector section you can clearly see that the bolt in the wood says "PC". This is clearly a sign that iMore thinks Apple is doomed! ;-)
I'm interested to see what the 7 holds in store, but the rumors (if they can even be called that) for the 8 (or 10 year anniversary iPhone) sound much more interesting to me. I'll need to consider my normal 2 year upgrade schedule (for which I am due) and whether or not to skip this years release on basis of the rumor mill. I'm assuming that any upgrades to the performance of Siri would still work on my 6Plus as they should be primarily server side (with the exception of Siri always listening) and the only other thing I'm hoping for is much wider adoption of Pay or other contactless systems to be support around me, and that is not to Apple. Still, even the mention of a new product makes me feel like my current one is slow and crappy, so maybe I just do the Apple iPhone-a-year plan and call it a day :-)
I just want 4 things from iPhone 7 (I use iphone 6)
1. Bigger battery ( I just want to pass more than one day )
2. Full HD screen (Obviously)
3. New design with hidden antenna lines
4. Wireless charging.
I herd that the 7+ w/ 2 cameras was going to be called the 7 Pro (or just iPhone Pro) and it would be a 3rd motil. IZ dis tru!?
No matter how you go about it, Audio has to go to analog at some point. Without the jack, the iPhone would loose out on it's ability to do that easily.
Nice additions to the OS today. Looking forward to some solid phones in September.
One thing is for sure. Apple's executives will get on stage and tell us that it is "the most advanced iphone apple has ever built". As if anyone expected them to build one less advanced than its predecessor.
Also, they will use the following adjectives in a very overkill and obnoxious manner: beautiful, gorgeous, amazing, stunning, breathtaking, and maybe a some others.
hi imore,
this is neha here im excited to win one this time as this my first time to be in a contest and as i have never used an iphone its my hard wish to get this please i hope i will be the winner .
The only thing for sure about this iPhone, whatever it will be called, is that I will appreciate and love the heck out of it, like every single iPhone I've own since the iPhone 3GS.
Peace.
OKI, well I have always been #team apple and can't wait till the iphone 7 comes out! But here's my hypothesis/hopes...same screen sizes!...All black (idk i saw an article about this and thought it should happen)...no button but more like an outline of one (like a circle outline but whole screen is touch screen..also saw an article, thought was pretty neat).. more space though I would proabably not need it however since my dads a business man, I know people like him need it, lol. I personally like the headphone jack so...maybe keeping it isn't bad, though I do like the idea of a slimer phone. And pictures under water would be awesome!
I'd love to see an all-black face with the rose gold or an electric blue back. That would be so sleek!!
i dream to have a new iphone
goodluck for everyone
I can't wait for the virtual ******** feature.
I phone’s great phone in the world, I wish the company success in the future.
i love me some apple phone...and would love to upgrade. am here in Nairobi and can't wait to win the iphone7!!!! yay!,
iphone still leading in great technology and good application keep it up.
There are too many rumors around the launch of the new iPhone 7 and still we aren't aware of the complete or even partial specs and features of the new iPhone 7. But what we have heard from the rumors surrounding the iPhone 7 is that it will be not just another iPhone like we saw with the launch of the iPhone 6 which arrived after the iPhone 5. But it will be better and more robust phone that can compete with Samsung series....
Not sure what rumours you are reading, but this looks to be Apple's least competitive device to date. It's in fact what has many people worried about Apple falling behind Samsung.
perhaps, is a big surprise
I want the 7
I would like to see 256GB Memory, HD Audio, Updated Maps with Street View and DSLR Quality Pictures.
Literally the only thing that might tempt me to purchase an iPhone 7 (or iPhone 6SX or whatever they call it), is pencil support. And even then, it's a "maybe."
Since there haven't been any rumours, I'd expect we won't see pencil support until next year anyway.
Looking forward to the iphone 7. I believe this Iphone will stand the test of what is needed in today's smartphone.
I'm looking forward to not having the headphone jack, would be even better if it went completely wireless. I really hate having wires hanging from my ears down to my phone, it just looks tacky to me. They get in the way. I know this is likely to be far fetched, but I like to have all of the buttons removed, no mute, no volume up/down, no mute, not even a power button. Wireless charging device for the house of car, will keep you juice up from anywhere in the house. Of course a bigger battery for when you are no longer within range to the wireless charging device is still a must. But now that the phone is always being charged by wireless charging device, always on Siri will take the place of the now gone buttons.. Siri crank up the volume, or lower the volume. There will be no need to power off the phone have Siri put it in sleep mode, set up which functions will wake the phone.. No button, no cables to charge the phone, it will not be dust and waterproof...
I'd love to see this, you think anyone at Apple will read this.
What if you're in a place you can't use Siri? Like the workplace for example?
i want this iphone so muchhhhhhhhhhh
Just got my iPhone replaced as the screen was faulty, so I think I wont be upgrading for a while despite my contract ending in January. Still, whenever Apple releases a new iPhone, the little kid inside me wants it...now!
I don't understand nor agree with the BS that I have to get the phablet iPhone Plus to get a better camera.
With a Title like that I thought maybe the article would be blank :)
Well, since I only just got my iPhone 6 last fall, after the disastrous crash of my once-beloved 'Droid (and non-existent help from Google), l have about 2 years left to go on the 6, so I will be watching and waiting for the latest wizardry from Apple. I didn't think I'd ever switch to Apple from my long history with Motorola and its Android machines, but the failure of Google (and, previously, Moto) to allow upgrades without having to buy a new phone (!), but the failure of Google to assist me in any way other than the most cursory unhelpful instructions let me see that there might be other options. I drove to Target, walked up to the service counter, asked for a service renewal and chose the iPhone 6. For 99 bucks I got this great little 6 model and will be with it for 2 more years at least. Bought the service contract and have never looked back. Goodbye, Google/Android.
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really i impressed for iPhone wireless charging fixture.