Apple iPhone 7 is expected to launch in September 2016 and rumored to sport Waterproof durability, Force Touch Display, and an A10 hexa-core processor in a 4.7 or 5.5 inch all-aluminum slate.
According to Know Your Mobile, KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, claimed as the most well-connected Apple analyst in the world, has issued a new note to investors about what he believes will be the hardware specs of the iPhone 7. Kuo has no inside contact at Apple giving him tips but rather that he has deep sources within Asia's supply chain to support his prediction with great certainty of what the future Apple products will be made of.
Some of the possible specs that iPhone 7 would have as Apple's next iPhone is its waterproof durability and it is also believed that it will be engined with the rumoured A10 hexa-core processor.
The next iPhone will have the technology that will let it know how hard its screen is being tapped, and evolve it into a big button. iPhone 7 is expected have Force Touch technology which was first launched in the Apple Watch. Kou was quoted describing this feature where he revealed, "Force Touch will be the biggest upgraded selling point ... ", so there is a high chance that iPhone 7 will be sporting Force Touch display.
According to MacWorld, Apple will have the iPhone 7 in a 4.7 inch all-aluminum slate and ta 5.5 inch all-aluminum slate. It also speculated that if the Apple will make another 4- inch display iPhone, it would be the iPhone 7 Mini.
Based on Apple iPhone 6S specs, there is a big chance that there would be enhancements on camera, display, processor, and features for the next iPhone. The recent release of the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus is Apple's most successful to date with the company selling 13 million units during the first three days of availability.
Ever since, Apple always brings a plethora of surprises on every device it releases. It is expected that the next phone will include some certain external design changes.Tech pundits predict that Apple will launch the new set of iPhones including its new flagship iPhone 7 on September 2016.
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