iPhone 7 concept: Apple working on totally New Concept

For some time now, we’ve been reporting on rumors that the upcoming iPhone 7 won’t include a 3.5mm headphone jack, opting instead for a single Lightning connector. While this has a number of hypothetical advantages including an even slimmer, possibly waterproof phone, not everyone is thrilled about the idea.

Check Out New Concept of iPhone 7

Wireless headphones

It seems that in order to keep customers happy, Apple may be working on a much improved sequel to the company’s standard EarPods. Last week, 9to5 Mac’s Mark Gurman reported that Apple is in the prototype stages of producing a new pair of wireless earbuds for the iPhone 7, which may be known as the AirPods.

A trademark was filed for the AirPods name last year by a firm named Entertainment In Flight LLC, which may just be an Apple shell company, according to MacRumors. Whether or not this is the case, the name would be fitting for the product described by Gurman.

Unlike most Bluetooth earbuds, the product Apple is working on is said to be entirely wireless, similar to the Moto Hint. The earbuds could have a few buttons for taking calls and activating Siri, and would likely include different sized gels in order to fit all customers better. The earbuds would not include a port for charging, but would instead come with a carrying case that would charge them.

Wireless Charging Feature

This may be the most wonderful feature of the upcoming iPhone 7, i.e it may come with wireless charging technology. You may soon be able to charge iPhone 7 while sitting at the mat and if you have medium sized room, you may easily use and charge your iPhone effectively. It may also feature edge to edge display.

The iPhone 7 may include home button with built in Touch ID at the screen. It dimensions may be as 5.51 x 2.63 x 0.25-inches. The New concept of iPhone 7 states that it may feature with circular port along the bottom edge and pair of speakers either side of it. The unknown report claims that Apple will introduce a design which removes antenna bands from the back of the device which will obviously give device a slimmer look. It will likely come with AX 64 Bit Processor, and storage variants as 16 GB/64/128 GB and will run on iOS 10.

Dual Camera To Capture DSLR Quality Photos

Apple is expected to launch new iPhone which will sport dual camera and it will let the user to capture photos with the quality of a DSLR camera, as per analyst, Ming Chi Kuo. However, this feature could be limited to only large sized iPhone i.e 5.5 inch iPhone 7 Plus.

The new camera will be the major feature of the upcoming iPhone 7 and is rumored to feature design similar to the iPhone 6/6s. Dual camera feature will be notable feature of iPhone 7 Plus, however it may look quite similar to the existing iPhone 6s. Experts claim that dual camera will help to capture fine and brighter images and will also reduce the size of the images.

In theory, this kind of technology could help users put together some really impressive videos where they can use two different shots of something and have them transition into one another. So for instance, if you’re filming a baseball game, you can use the zoom-in camera to get a closeup shot of a batter and then switch to the regular camera once the batter hits the ball to get a better look at the whole field.

Check out MacRumors’ full concept video below to get a better idea of how this would work.

Waterproof iPhone

The misery of dropping your iPhone down the toilet could soon be over as the latest rumours suggest Apple's next iPhone could be completely waterproof. According to a report in the China-based Commercial Times , Apple is working on a new "compound material" that repels water for use in its forthcoming smartphone, which it is thought will be called the iPhone 7.

This new material will also reportedly remove the need for the two strips of plastic that run across the back of the current generation of iPhones to allow mobile signals to reach the antennas. This suggests that the body of the next iPhone may not be made from metal at all, but some other kind of material that allows radio waves to pass through it.

Industrial designer Herman Haidin has taken a stab at predicting the next version of Apple's handset and reckons the American tech giant could use a material known as 'liquidmetal'. Apple acquired a patent for liquidmetal back in 2010 and uses it to make the small SIM ejector tool that comes in each iPhone box.

The material itself is a type of alloy that's tougher and more water-resistant than typical aluminium.

In the concept, Haidin envisions the iPhone 7 as a mere 3mm thick with a body formed of glass and liquidmetal.

This technology will be very useful in the upcoming iPhones. We hope that you loved this article, do share it and leave you opinions in the below comment section.