iPhone 7: All the rumors about the specs, design and features of Apple's 2016 iPhone

With the March 21 introduction of the 4-inch iPhone SE now in the rear-view mirror, we have turned our speculative focus to the forthcoming iPhone 7, expected to materialize sometime later this year. To be clear: we have no hard info. But between assumptions and expectations, we can paint a fairly good portrait of the most intriguing gossip about Apple's next big thing.

According to Apple's traditional cadence, iPhone models always debut in the fall. That changed on March 21, 2016, with the introduction of the iPhone SE, a new model that combines the look of the iPhone 5S with the soul of the iPhone 6S.

That noted, the iPhone SE is a relatively minor, mid-cycle update that brings little to the table in terms of design, features, or specs. Given this, there remains a pervasive expectation that we'll see the next major iPhone update, right on schedule, in the fall of 2016.

Could Apple flip the script and bring out a new iPhone at its Worldwide Developer's Conference, which it recently confirmed is scheduled to begin on June 13, 2016? Highly unlikely.

However, the iPhone 7 may buck this trend. According to Barclays analyst Mark Moskowitz, supply chain murmurs indicate that the iPhone 7 won't have "any must-have form factor changes," suggesting that we'll see only a few modest refinements and perhaps some newer internal components. In this vein, MacRumors has suggested that the iPhone 7 will have a design that's "very similar" to that of the iPhone 6 and 6S, though without the antenna bands that run across the current generation. And we still expect the company to release two versions of the phone -- ostensibly, a standard-sized, 4.7-inch iPhone 7 and larger 5.5-inch iPhone 7 Plus.

Given the regularity with which folks drop phones in toilets and other bodies of water, could Apple develop a water-resistant or waterproof chassis? (By the way, here's what to do when it inevitably happens to you.) Other manufacturers have already gone there, of course: Samsung with the Galaxy S5, Sony with its Z5 Premium and Motorola with its entry-level Moto G. Still, the fact that Samsung did not make the Galaxy S6 waterproof suggests that it's not a critical feature for most consumers.

In recent months, multiple sources (of varying reliability) have reported that the iPhone 7 will be waterproof and dustproof. Business Insider reports that Apple has filed for a new waterproofing-related patent. Titled "Electronic Device with Hidden Connector," the application suggests that ports could be covered with a "self-healing elastomer." According to the patent description, iPhone ports equipped with this technology would be covered with membranes, which could be penetrated by a headphone or USB connector, for example, and which would seal back up once the connector is withdrawn.

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Building on this narrative, 9to5Mac has reported that Apple is developing a new set of Bluetooth earphones that could be introduced simultaneously with the iPhone 7. The fruit of the company's acquisition of Beats Electronics, the new earphones, potentially called "AirPods," are rumored to be completely wireless, similar to the Motorola Hint.

One of the more interesting iPhone 7 predictions involves a move away from the physical home button. As CNET reported earlier, recent iPhone innovations -- specifically the pressure-sensitive 3D Touch screen and increasing always-on hands-free functionality of Siri -- have diminished the need for it, and that a buttonless iPhone would be a natural move for a company with such a strong preference for clean lines as well as simple design. That would also allow the large top and bottom bezels to shrink, effectively allowing Apple to squeeze a larger screen into the same size body. The trick, of course, would be keeping the all-important Touch ID fingerprint sensor somehow integrated into the device.

Note that the melodramatic iPhone 7 "leaked concept" video in circulation on social media has been flagged as a fake. The video shows a cleansuit-clad employee, ostensibly of Foxconn, one of Apple's longtime suppliers, handling a home button-less iPhone 7 until, offscreen, someone shouts, "Hey!". Nice try, folks.

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From the design point of view,iPhone 7 Edge in terms of overall shape style lacks distinction with the iPhone 6,and even cameras are still raised,but the screen replaced is a similar with Galaxy S6 Edge curved screens.

Baked apple iPhone7 conceptual design: rimless + Full Metal fruit powder for iPhone has always been the pursuit of higher iPhone 6 ​​apparently did not reach all the desired results,although still sold,to become the best smartphone on the market. But the brand is the deciding factor.But the idea of ​​real fruit powder, apparently not satisfied with the design 6,raised the camera, wide forehead, and Happy Valley border and back vaginal discharge signal area, are unbearable. Instead, like 2G RAM configuration requirements on those not so urgent after all iOS absolute thumbs on fluency.

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Then there are a lot of foreign designers is designing the different next-generation Apple phone,in fact,before iPhone 6 published already have such a design in iPhone 7,we can see,we have keep higher requirements of iPhone,but one thing in common it is all-metal body with no border design.No border design on iPhone will be difficult to come true.

Of course,the thing you need to focus is that,the "big vaginal" of iPhone is cut off on back by designer,it looks better nice.

Nothing else special features but the bright one function is,iPhone 7 Edge curved screen side support the display of various types of notice.Do you like the curved screen?