Joey, I’m about to put you in the fish tank!
With Apple set to reveal their upcoming iPhone 7 device this fall, new reports have surfaced and we’re sure smartphone hype beast’s will not be happy. According to Japanese newspaper, Nikkei, Apple won’t be making any significant exterior changes to their upcoming next smartphone this fall.
This means the iPhone 7 will look almost identical to the current iPhone 6 and 6s models, and will not have a new design – due to the company feeling there’s a slowing market. With rumors of an upgraded 4K camera and the headphone jack set to be removed for an unnecessary lightning port we’ll have to pay for; the next big change is set to happen in 2017, which will coincidentally mark the 10-year anniversary of the series. Nikkei also revealed that the standard base model for the seven will come with 32GBs, in comparison to the 16GBs some have suffered with in the past.
Look for more news to surface before the upcoming September event from Apple, including the imminent Siri voice technology upgrade some are whispering about.
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