iPhone 7: Latest release date, news and price rumours on Apple's next smartphone
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Imagined appearance: This might be what the iPhone 7 looks like- but it's not out 'til next
Apple iPhone 7: Release date
Taking Apple's launch date records into account, it is in all likelihood we're going to see the iPhone 7 officially discovered in September 2016.
Both the iPhone 6s and the iPhone 6 were discovered in September and Apple has no purpose to exchange its strategy.
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Apple iPhone 7: Camera and design
Apple's iPhone 6s has been a large hit for the era massive - however it didn't regulate an awful lot while it got here to layout.
That could be approximately to exchange as rumours endorse subsequent year's model may additionally drop the iconic domestic button at the the front of the system.
Designers around the arena are speculating on what Apple has planned and one artist, Marek Weidlich, has created an exciting concept.
Apple iPhone 7: Specs
Because the new iPhone will likely arrive with Apple's yet-to-be-confirmed iOS 10 software and an upgraded processor, it will offer even more power and better efficiency.
Likely to be boasting a processor called the A10 chip, the iPhone 7 will surely boast more power - although it's anyone's guess as to how much this will translate into actual usage.
At the moment, we don't know what kind of battery the iPhone 7 will use - but at least there's now a Low Power Mode built into iOS 9 to help it last even longer. We expect this will continue into an updated version of iOS.
According to Korean site ETNews, Apple is currently in discussion with arch-rival Samsung over supplying OLED screens for its next phone.
This would shift the display over from the current LED model to a much more vibrant OLED screen. Such a move would likely make for better colour reproduction for videos and games, but might hamper battery life.
However, one change could be a huge boon for Apple fans.
The misery of dropping your iPhone down the toilet could soon be over as the latest rumours suggest Apple's next iPhone could be completely waterproof.
According to a report in the China-based Commercial Times , Apple is working on a new "compound material" that repels water for use in its forthcoming smartphone, which it is thought will be called the iPhone 7.
This new material will also reportedly remove the need for the two strips of plastic that run across the back of the current generation of iPhones to allow mobile signals to reach the antennas.
This suggests that the body of the next iPhone may not be made from metal at all, but some other kind of material that allows radio waves to pass through it.
There has also been some suggestion that the iPhone 7 could include a cutting-edge technology known as LiFi, that is capable of transmitting information at 100 times the speed of WiFi.
However, this is unlikely, given that LiFi is still in the early stages of development, and researchers don't expect it to be ready for commercial use before the end of the decade.
Apple iPhone 7: Price
It's unlikely that Apple's main iPhone 7 will be any easier on the wallet than past variants.
Most experts reckon the new iPhone will start at £539 for a 16GB model, effectively taking the place of the current iPhone 6s - which will see an incremental drop in price.
If true, we could expect other models with larger storage - 64GB and 128GB most likely - to stick with the £619 and £699 prices.
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