Random leaks scattered across the worldwide web have exposed a number of new features of the Cupertino-based giant firm's iPhone 7, but some reports of the most valuable technology company's purported plan to ditch out the headphone jack has stirred up controversy. Earlier this month we caught a glimpse of a case for the iPhone 7 that gave us a few details about the device.
The iPhone 6 and iPhone 6s's backs have antenna bands, which make it possible for network signals to pass through their aluminum bodies.
A new leak shows off what we can expect from the iPhone 7.
Of course, the image needs to be taken with a pinch of salt, although this is not the first rumour to suggest that there will no antenna bands on the back.
The leaked schematics of the iPhone 7 may have also confirmed that it will have a redesigned camera.
Apple Insider quoted noted Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo as saying in a note that the new iPhone 7 Plus will come with a dual camera set-up.
What's surprising about this is that the camera module itself will be a lot bigger than the ones found in the iPhone 6 and the 6s.
The hole for the camera is substantially larger. Today we get our initial look at the iPhone 7 along with the most provocative design evolution in smartphone history, potential owners are in for a wreck. In addition, the 3.5mm audio jack has been removed as well.
There's still no indication that Apple will bring in a significantly different design for the upcoming smartphone.
The new iPhone is expected to come in standard and Pro versions with the Pro version tipped for a dual sensor camera. With two speakers onboard, the Apple iPhone 7 will be capable of delivering stereo sound output. In fact, rumor is the iPhone 7 camera will be absolutely flat.
Source: Apple iPhone 7 Leaked Image Tips New Antenna Design, Larger Camera
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