Now it hinted that the tech giant Apple will launch next year iPhone 7s and iPhone 7s Plus, models, that finally would not experience major changes in its design, but rather the opposite. The data suggests that the multinational will keep the base of the iPhone 6 as design. If there is something new to arrive, then it is expected that iPhone 7S and 7S Plus may arrive in red color. The atmosphere around Apple is loaded. The technology firm is at a crucial moment in its history since the sales of one of its most important products, the iPhone, is beginning to show signs of exhaustion. After the launch of the iPhone 7, which did not involve a revolutionary model in the light of the new features included, all eyes automatically focused on the next generation of smartphone. From this, it was assumed that would be positioned as a fully revamped model, attractive enough to drive sales of new devices. However, according to the KGI reports, the tech giant Apple will introduce three new iPhones in 2017. This would include one majorly redesigned ‘iPhone 8’ with OLED display and no physical Home Button, as well as two iterative updates to the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. But, Macotakara says that the “iPhone 7s series would not include features like wireless charging or a glass casing. It would be a straightforward internal component update, moving from the A10 chip to the A11 chip, alongside the introduction of the red color option for the exterior”. While KGI has recently stated the opposite statement regarding this in which it simply indicated that “wireless charging would be available on high-end and low-end 2017 iPhone models but the charger itself may not be bundled in the box”. So, if you are expecting a revolutionary change then you are expecting the correct but, we could expect more radical change for the premium iPhone 8 model, which could really bring revolutionary changes and features. As it has been already described that iPhone 8 will apparently feature an OLED display and bezel-less design with the Home Button somehow integrated into the screen. If these features are not enough then hold on, as the new iPhone is expected to feature all-glass body and distance itself from the plastic/aluminium design language of the last three iPhone generations which was actually first introduced with the iPhone 6.
