One of the
Clearest shots of Apple's upcoming
iPhone 7 Case has been posted over on French site
**whereelse.fr this morning.
While the photo doesn't tell us anything we don't already k**w, it does confirm some details of the
Design we've come to expect from previous leaks.
The appearance of the rear of the phone is consistent with
3D renders previously posted by
NWE blogger Steve Hemmerstoffer depicting an
iPhone 6s-like design, repositioned antenna bands, and a larger camera cut-out.
What's **t clear in the photo is the connector situation at the bottom of the device. Apple is widely expected to do away with the headphone jack, possibly making way for a second speaker grille for stereo sound. The Lightning connector will then become an all-in-one port for audio output, charging, and accessory connectivity.
The photo offers ** hint about Apple's plans to use a flush, touch-sensitive home button, a feature that could be reserved for the tenth-anniversary
iPhone with an OLED display and glass casing expected in 2017.
According to a new report released yesterday by Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster, based on a survey of 400
iPhone owners, 15% of users expect to upgrade their devices in the fall, while 29% said they will consider it.
According to the research, 67% of
iPhone owners in the U.S. have an
iPhone 6/6 Plus or older, placing them in the typical carrier upgrade window during the
iPhone 7 cycle. Meanwhile, 32% of users are said to own an
iPhone 5s or older, meaning incompatibility issues with newer software could also edge said owners into an upgrade.
Apple is widely expected to an**unce the
iPhone 7 and
iPhone 7 Plus in September. In addition to the aforementioned features, the smartphones are expected to be slightly thinner with
faster Apple A10 processors,
32GB of base storage,
improved waterproofing, and
faster LTE and Wi-Fi.
3GB of RAM and a
dual-lens rear camera are said to be exclusive to the 5.5-inch model.
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