I think next year will be the iPhone 7S. I don't see Apple changing their cycle.
Problem is, they've already changed it in not giving the iPhone 7 a new form factor.
I think next year will be the iPhone 7S. I don't see Apple changing their cycle.
You, Me, and Vast Number of others are happily passing on the placeholder iPhone 7, in favor of next year's Tenth Anniversary iPhone.I myself am waiting for the iPhone 8!
What cycle? They already broke their traditional pattern this year by giving us the same design 3 years in a row.I think next year will be the iPhone 7S. I don't see Apple changing their cycle.
That's why there won't be a ceramic iPhone, not to mention that we haven't gotten any actual rumors suggesting a ceramic iPhone. It's just some forum members' pipe dream.
On the other hand, we have gotten actual rumors pointing to glass body, OLED, and no dedicated home button in the 2017 iPhone (in which case it won't be called the 7s/7s+ as it's a new form factor). These rumors form the basis of https://www.macrumors.com/roundup/iphone-8/ There may, however, be three models - one OLED and two standard (perhaps iPhone 8, 7s and 7s+).
No ceramic iPhone?
They have patent in for a ceramic phone
http://www.patentlyapple.com/.a/6a0120a5580826970c01bb093469de970d-pi
They have patents for many, many things, but the point is we have gotten no actual rumors suggesting a ceramic iPhone (unlike no dedicated home button, glass back, OLED, edge to edge screen, etc.). It's currently a pipe dream. Otherwise, you'd find it in MR iPhone 8 roundup.
Fair enough, my main point though is I strongly suspect that the big new changes everyone is hoping for will be reserved for a premium, higher cost model, whilst the normal year on year changes will come in a 7s/7s+ form.
Like I said before I don't think it will be a redesign. What more can they do. Technically the 7 was a redesign. The antennas were moved. No more headphone jack. I know that almost nothing but it still is different. I'm. It sure what design change apple can do beside shrink the bezel and make it a tad smaller. Other than that the design will still be a rectangle. I believe next year will be the 7s like always.
Well I suppose you could say the 5S was a redesign since it had a different home button and a pill shaped flash, but lets be real: the iPhone 5, 5S and SE are the same design just like the 6, 6S and 7 are the same design.Like I said before I don't think it will be a redesign. What more can they do. Technically the 7 was a redesign. The antennas were moved. No more headphone jack. I know that almost nothing but it still is different. I'm. It sure what design change apple can do beside shrink the bezel and make it a tad smaller. Other than that the design will still be a rectangle. I believe next year will be the 7s like always.
Personally I think it will look the same but have a upgraded screen. Wireless charging.
The home button would stay the same as it is right now. I don't see Apple investing money on this home button to scrap it a year later. Why bother then.
Or get both? Upgrading every year isn't hard, besides its rumor that points to 2018
I don't think both phones will have OLED screen though, there is not enough OLED screen manufacturing capacity in the world to meet Apple demand. If next phone is 10 year edition then it makes sense to call it iPhone 8, since S version was always a minor design changes/tweaks of previous year phone.do you guys suspect that they're really going straight to the iphone 8 next year and not a iphone 7s? Every reviewer is saying they're doing the OLED screen next year, is there any truth to that? and do you think they'll really do something special for the tenth anniversary? I might have to cancel my order if there's enough speculation that next year really will bring huge changes