iPhone 7 rumors

Apple is rumored to abandon iPhone 6s entirely and launching an iPhone 7 within 2015, featuring major changes in design. Speculations have surfaced that Apple, Inc. is planning to release its iPhone 7 in October 2015, reportedly the reason behind its exit from the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus entirely is the significant change that the company will endow its next flagship device. While iPhone 7 rumors remain conjecture at the moment, KGI Securities has reportedly said that the company is putting in a host of major components for the iPhone 7, including an AMOLED screen that will go convenient on battery consumption, and a Taptic engine to enable the same Force Touch capability seen in the Apple Watch.

The unique Force Touch, already available in USB-C Macbooks' trackpads, responds to clicks and the amount of pressure and pinching gestures users apply on the screen, enabling texting and photo editing easier.  While doing a smart guess regarding iPhone 7 price, well it will be at less at less than USD 649.

Unsurprisingly no official confirmation regarding iPhone 7 release date but there is lots of anticipation that Apple will unveil the iPhone 7, but the recent trend of iPhone launches suggests that the device will appear at a special event in September. The iPhone 7 will come with the classic digital crown mechanism that's already been integrated into the Apple Watch OS, giving users the ability to select an exact size for on-screen elements to enable easier viewing. The phone is also rumored to include the faster A9 processor an upgrade from the ARM processor, a higher RAM space, and iOS 9 operating system. It will be sporting a 4.7-inch screen, with the iPhone 7 Plus variant carrying a 5.5-inch display.  While talking about iPhone 7 camera, well it will also be receiving a substantial overhaul with image stabilization and a dual-lens camera that will capture DSLR quality pictures. The rumor is due in part to Apple's recent acquisition of LinX, a company that manufactures high-tech camera sensors for smartphones. With a new Apple patent on voice unlocking granted just last month, the new iPhone may also come with a voice unlocking feature that will phase out the traditional unlock slide and TouchID. The phone is also reported to be built with Series 7000 aluminum alloy used in the Apple Watch Sport, a material 60 percent stronger than what was reportedly planned to be used for the iPhone 6, but was failed due to its weight issue.