News & Reviews:   Apple iPhone 7

By now, you should have heard about Apple's "decision" of removing the 3.5mm headphone jack in their upcoming iPhone 7. So far, according to rumours, how Apple plans to compensate for this is by using a Lightning adapter. But there's actually another way of doing it, which is using a pair of wireless earbuds with an inbuilt Bluetooth.

The rumour train of the upcoming Apple iPhone 7 series is still on-going and lately we've been seeing more and more "real" model leaks online, however, little has been said about the tech-specs for awhile but we just got some news about it, particularly the iPhone 7 Plus (or iPhone 7 Pro).

The next Apple iPhone – the iPhone 7 is not even officially out yet, and a company already selling pre-orders for bespoke and customised iPhone 7. One such company is Brikk, based in Los Angeles. The company is selling options for customised iPhone 7, ranging from the standard version – priced at USD 4995(~RM 20,274) – all the way to the Bespoke Imperial version, which will cost you a cool USD 1 million (~RM 4,058,950).

More pictures of the Apple iPhone 7 have surfaced online showing consistent model design recently, including the one that finally showed absent 3.5mm headphone jack port this week. Although it's just a rumour, another evidence showed up convincing us that the feature is likely to happen, because not only an image of an adapter with the lightning port appeared but even a video was posted as well.

It's not even September yet and we already got a bunch of "real" Apple iPhone 7 models leaking on the internet, but despite that, many of those images have yet to show the missing 3.5mm headphone jack port on the devices which raises the leak's authenticity, until today that is.

While the rumours of Apple iPhone 7 are continuously piling up, one feature that not many sources have been talking is the home button. We did cover this topic two times before, surrounding rumours that it may be waterproof or touch-sensitive instead of a physical button. Now the latest news regarding the home button is that it might adopt a "3D Touch" home button, but how does that function?

For those who are eager to know when the new Apple iPhone 7 series will be announced, here's a "newsflash" - as always Apple always chooses September for their major announcement, but which date? Well, according to Evan Blass, a popular leaker from Twitter, he actually predicted 12 September is the day when Apple announces the new iPhone.

Apple iPhone 7 series models have been popping out on the internet lately, particularly in China for some reason. Some say there are two models and even three adding an iPhone 7 Pro along aside with the iPhone 7 Plus from our news yesterday, so while we're all waiting for Apple's announcement, there was suddenly a post from Weibo talking about the iPhone 8.

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