Not only Apple's March 9 Spring Forward got the world excited for the Apple Watch but it also stirred massive curiosity towards the iPhone 7 or iPhone 6S.
Why does the world need a new model when iPhone 6 and 6 Plus were just with us for a couple of months? Here is few of the iPhone 7's rumoured features specifically handpicked to answer the question posted.
Force Touch. According to TechRadar, a leading source of the newest updates in the industry, iPhone 7 incorporates Apple Watch's Force Touch technology. Put simply, this feature allows screen display to vary depending on the pressure placed on it. Spectacular, isn't it?
DSLR Quality Camera. With the exception of picture quality, iPhone lenses remain fairly similar across the product line. That is about to change with iPhone 7. John Gruber in The Talk Show, says in an exclusive that iPhone will get its most impressive camera revamp with iPhone 7's two-lens system. This brings iPhone 7 closer to DSLR quality. This rumor is backed up by the recent lenses patent swap Apple Inc. was involved in earlier this year. However, this cannot provide as a solid proof since patents do not always become products.
Now, it is not hard to point where this camera might come from. Sony, a known Apple supplier recently introduced its 21MP stacked CMOS. The main purpose of iPhone's major camera overhaul, according TechRadar is to allow these phones to focus and capture objects moving at great speed.
A9 CPU. A powerful camera and the Force Touch feature require a cutting-edge CPU - and here comes in A9! Samsung Electronics (SEC) confirms that they have started building the A9 chip since December last year; and this heightens the speculation that Apple will surely release iPhone 7 this year. This state-of-the-art processor is 15 smaller, 20% faster and 35% more power efficient than the current A8 CPU for both iPhone 6 and 6S.
iPhone 7 with a DSLR-quality camera looks like a dream come true for all iPhone aficionados so it is no wonder that many are eager for Apple's official statement for its release.
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