When colour is being touted as a selling point, you know Apple is in trouble. Good luck to them -- they'll need it.
Samsung Note 7 here I come.
Can't believe I'm finally making the switch.
Hope Apple brings back its A game with the iPhone 8.
Maybe the iPhone 7 will be a let down (or maybe it will be wonderful), but switching because of a mockup made by somebody who doesn't work for Apple is pretty darn silly.
We're not haters.
I consider that a compliment!Looks like it's made from recycled Darth Vader parts.
Who cares about another garbage 'toy' phone?
A new set of iPhone 7 images have emerged online, this time showing a mockup of the larger-screened, 5.5-inch iPhone 7 Plus in Space Black (via TechTastic). Earlier in the year, a sketchy rumor hinted that Apple might be introducing a "Deep Blue" color option in the 2016 iPhone lineup, but more recent reports have clarified that "Deep Blue" will ultimately be a darker version of the current Space Gray, now depicted in today's pictures.
Although the Space Black images fall largely in line with recent mockups and image leaks for the iPhone 7, there are a few inconsistencies. The dual-lens camera bump on the iPhone appears slightly less raised than previous depictions of the back of the iPhone 7, and the mockup designates the model as an "S" edition, which has been lacking from any previous reports and remains an unlikely moniker given the name schemes of the current generation iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus.
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The pictures also include a Smart Connector on the back of the iPhone 7 Plus, which, at best, has been an inconsistent rumor leading up to the launch of the new iPhone next month. More recently, mockups and image leaks have leaned more towards Apple's decision to not include the Smart Connector in the iPhone 7. The feature could also be specific to the 5.5-inch iPhone Plus, or a third "Pro" model.
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Elsewhere, the Space Black variant keeps up with rumors of what the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus will look like: no 3.5 mm headphone jack, two speakers (one likely to be cosmetic), and rearranged antenna bands on the back. Apple might be preparing an all-new, flush Home Button on the next-generation iPhone devices as well. But, like most image leaks, it's hard to be certain in the new pictures whether the Home Button is a new, pressure-sensitive option or just the traditional physical switch.
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The new pictures follow a collection of high-resolution photos of a Gold mockup of the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus that were posted last week. Apple is expected to reveal the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus on September 7, with pre-orders beginning on September 9 and a potential launch one week later on September 16.
Article Link: New Mockup Shows What the Rumored 'Space Black' iPhone 7 Plus Might Look Like
But what does it do besides having the same old screen resolution, removing the headphone jack and huge ugly camera bump? Sounds outdated already.
Did I say something incorrect? iPhones are anodized, are they not? https://www.engadget.com/2012/05/29/how-anodizing-aluminum-finishes-apples-products/
Don't just make an attack, correct me, the commenter, if I've made an error or don't comment at all.
I think I'm going to upgrade from the 6s to the 7 plus this year. New features look underwhelming so far, but I want the bigger screen and the smart connector intrigues me.
Am I the only one who hates the (purported) new antenna band design? I had no issue with the 6/6S design, and think the "new" layout is ugly.
The color is nice looking though.
Thanks, I understand it isn't painting. White or something very similar is a possibility though.Anodising is not painting.
You cannot anodise to white.
LMAO. Nicely played.
Yeah, it won't be black like the mockup, but I could see a much darker space grey possibly being an option. Only a few weeks more and we know for sure.
When colour is being touted as a selling point, you know Apple is in trouble. Good luck to them -- they'll need it.
Anodising is not painting.
You cannot anodise to white.
And yet this a rumor. Secondly, Apple has been adding additional colors to their product line for years now, from the iPad, iPod, iPhone & 5C line up.
Some like a variety of colors, not one color fits all.