News & Reviews:   Apple iPhone 7 announce

Apparently, after all the leaks and such online, we are set to receive not one, not two, but three different Apple iPhone 7 models once it is launched sometime this year. We may be getting a standard Apple iPhone 7, a larger Apple iPhone 7 Plus, and the extra special Apple iPhone 7 Pro.

A video appeared online that shows someone comparing the current Apple iPhone 6s with the upcoming Apple iPhone 7. Right of the bat we can see differences between the two models

Most of Apple iPhone 7 rumours include a missing 3.5mm headphone jack, missing antenna lines, water resistance body, a new touch sensitive home button, a big camera bump and also dual rear cameras for the iPhone 7 Plus. Those are some "minimal" changes, but there's another one that we haven't talk much which is the battery.

Yesterday, we reported a suspicious iPhone device held by a Chinese celebrity of what it may be an Apple iPhone 7 because of its missing antenna lines on the back. Now we got another image leak and this time it's the iPhone 7 Plus, due to the dual rear camera and a smart connector which is a first.

We are only two months away from Apple unveiling their upcoming Apple iPhone 7 series and there have been a "berzillion" rumours circling about what the device could feature. As many of you may know already, rumour has it that the iPhone 7 might actually look similar to the iPhone 6s so there won't be many changes aside especially the speculated missing 3.5mm headphone jack. And believe it or not, we may have just got a glimpse of what it may actually look like.

The rumours for the upcoming Apple iPhone 7 are like ping-pong tournaments – it goes ‘ping’ for one rumour, and then ‘pong’ for another. Well this new rumour seen online makes a good case for the 3.5mm jack removal rumour – new Apple EarPods has been spotted sporting the Lightning connector.

So, two leaked images were released by an insider from a Chinese supply chain. The images are allegedly the body cover of the Apple iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus and it seems what makes these two devices differ from each other is the dual rear camera. Let's take a closer look, shall we?

The headline caught your eyes right? There is a new report online that states while there will be a new update to the Apple iPhone model lineup slated for later this year, the name Apple iPhone 7 will not be used for that model – instead it will be a new name, akin to the Apple iPhone SE.

By now, you probably have read a 'berzillion' rumours about the Apple iPhone 7 and 7 Plus. Things like having the dual rear cameras, taking away the 3.5mm headphone jack, adding dual-SIM slots, a new kind of home-button touch interface, and the endless render concepts of the device. But knowing Wall Street Journal's reputation, you can count on their sources to be legitimate and the credibility of it. So what did WSJ report about the Apple's next flagship?

So here's some news, besides from the endless rumours of Apple may be adopting a dual rear camera module, it seems that Samsung is also 'jumping' on the bandwagon too, well, at least to some Chinese sources.