Even though Apple released its last version of the iPhone
just recently, smartphone enthusiasts continue to look for rumors and
information regarding the next version. The next iPhone 7 should have a
different interface and screen, but these rumors are based off of patents filed
by Apple recently. One such rumor was a buttonless design stemming from
conversations with a well-known Apple analyst, Gene Munster.
Home buttonless iPhone 7
Munster suggests that the new iPhone 3D Touch technology
completely eliminates the need for a Home button. The button could be moved to
the sides of the phone, which would then allow a bigger screen for smartphone
users. Since rumors of a Home buttonless iPhone 7 have circulated, designer
Hasan Kaymak put together a proposed idea (see below).
Another rumor stems from a recent Apple patent, which highlights technology for a new
headphone design. The headphone design is a more compact, space-saving
connector. The patent suggests to iPhone analysts that Apple will again reduce
the thickness of its iPhones. Compare the original iPhone to the latest one and
one change pattern has always been a thinner smartphone with each version.
Apple usually offers two screen sizes with its smarphone
release. It’s expected that the new iPhone will include 4.7” and 5.5” models.
This completely eliminates the smaller screens, which seem to phase out as new
devices are released. If they do include a smaller 4” screen, it could be
called an “iPhone Mini” taking from Apple’s iPad naming scheme.
Another rumor surrounds storage space minimums. Apple
offered a 16GB capacity in its last version, but iPhone 7 is expected to have a
minimum of 32GB with additional 65GB and 128GB options.
Most enthusiasts hope that the pin connection doesn’t change
again. One of the iPhone 5’s biggest complaints was that older cable
connections no longer worked for older Apple devices. Another change in
connection technology could be a hassle for users with various Apple hardware
in their homes.
Apple is infamous for hiding specifications for its new
devices until it’s fully designed. These rumors are guesses from previous Apple
habits and analysts. The concepts are exciting if even some of them are true.
Source: ValueWalk
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