Leaked images suggested major upgrades for iPhone 7 camera lenses as the official September release draws ever closer.
Ready for another iPhone 7 sneak peak? The latest round of supposed leak images reveals new camera components for Apple‘s upcoming flagship phone line-up. Even though most people expect the design to largely resemble the current iPhone 6S model, some reports indicate redesigned antenna lines and new camera hardware for the upcoming iPhone 7.
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The leaked images are in line with many previous rumours indicating the dual-camera component will be exclusive to the 5.5 inch iPhone Plus screen size. There appears to be about a centimetre gap between the two inner cameras enclosed in a pill-shape protruding component. The smaller iPhone 7 model will also get an upgrade, the lens looks larger and more aligned to the corner of the device.
The images from FirstShotz depict the aforementioned camera upgrades. The bottom of the phone now includes two speaker grilles, suggesting stereo sound output. Even though these images do match the commonly accepted rumours, these leaks by Chinese websites could still be questionable. By June, Apple manufacturers will have committed to mass-production of the next-gen iPhone so design details are unlikely to change going forward.
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Most reports indicate that Apple will break their current cycle of major chassis design changes every other year. We will see what’s what by September this year, but until then be ready for a lot more rumours flying around.
Source: TechRadar
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