iPhone 7 Hands-On Video Leaked – Phone Could Come In A Total Of Three Different Flavors

The latest video shows an iPhone 7 in all its celebrity, and from the looks of the hands-on video, it appears that Apple tree is ready to prep its 4.seven-inch handset in three unlike color variants.

iPhone 7 Easily-On Video Leaked – Can You Spot All The Differences Between This Phone And An iPhone 6s

Before the imminent inflow of iPhone seven, we came a few steps closer to actually witnessing the device thanks to a hands-on video recorded by ConceptsiPhone. In the hands-on video, in that location are a total of three color models:

Aureate
Rose Gold
Space Blackness

If you take a closer look, in that location is no presence of a dual-camera and the antenna lines' outline is completely different from its predecessor. Furthermore, in that location is the absence of the 'south' badge, which was expected, and the device looks slightly thinner from an iPhone 6s, despite the fact that it has been reported to come with a one,960mAh cell. The aforementioned capacity, is 14 percent college than the capacity present inside iPhone 6s.

iPhone 7 hands-on video

At this bespeak, we're not too sure if the upcoming smartphone is going to feature a three.5mm headphone jack or not, but rumors circulating suggest that the packaging of the handset will include an adapter to adhere your expensive 3.5mm headphones or earphones, forth with support for wirelessly charging the smartphone.

Apple is likewise said to adopt a new chip developing technology called FoWLP, which stands for fan-out wafer level packaging platform. With this engineering, smartphone OEMs can greatly reduce the thickness of their mobile devices since FoWLP does non require a PCB. Additionally, information technology is able to increase the efficiency of fries by 30 per centum and reduce the thickness of smartphones past at least 0.3mm. We bet Apple's ears must be ringing when they were pitched that smartphone thickness could be using by employing this technology in mobile devices.

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