What do you think the iPhone 7 will be like?

I predict an iPhone 8 speculation thread when it launches.

 

Well, first a 6S with more RAM. Then, in 2 years from now, the 7. My guess is that Apple might move away from aluminum framework to something that rebounds after deformation. Like carbon fiber, polycarbonate, etc. Or a different metal.

 

I predict that Apple will go to polycarbonate for all phones and everyone will be just as upset as they were with the iPhone 5c

Also they go to a 4.3" and 4.5" screens to avoiding bending.

 

Did you mean the 6s? The iPhone 7 will have a different form factor/design.

 

I'll bet the 6S will not have more RAM!

 

I don't think Apple will move from aluminum alloys. At least, not while Jony Ive is still around. I predict a somewhat radical change in the iPhone 7; thinner bezel and something to make the phone more comfortable in the hand. The G3, for example, is very nice to hold for a 5.5 inch phone.

 

Not a good idea to bet on this as the 3GS gained more RAM over the 3G.

 

Thinnerer.

2.2 GHz Dual Core.

2 GB ram.

16 GB storage

Out-dated screen resolution.

Out-dated bezel size.

It will be boring.

 

It's getting to where how much more can you really do. I don't get as excited as I used too at iPhone launches.

 

Answers in bold...

 

I think Apple goes quad-core in the new iPhone 7's. iPhone 6S sticks to dual core still but have 2GB of RAM

Battery life is gonna be even better in the 6S, and the 7 even better battery life. The move to 16nm FinFET and then 14nm manufacturing node will give big power efficiency gains

 

Apple is doomed.
No iPhone 7 coming.

 

1.8 GHz dual-core A10 chip 64-bit

M10 co-processor for improved tracking

2GB RAM

10 Megapixel camera f/2.0

1440p recording at 60 fps

360 fps slow-mo

2 megapixel iSight front camera that does 1080p

Stereo speakers

NFC

Day and a half battery life with moderate use

Inductive charging similar to the Apple Watch charger

Thinner

Lighter

The top and bottom bezels will be smaller. They might even remove the home button and let you press down on the bottom of the screen using the same technology in the Apple Watch.

32GB, 64GB, 128GB

4", 4.7", 5.5"

iPhone 7 Mini, iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus

I have no idea what the exterior case will look like but I would wager it's not going to be anything too dramatic from what we have now.

I have no idea what iOS will look like by then but I will bet Apple Pay will be expanded in iOS 9 to let you pay other people with your phone. So you could pay friends money or whatever. Software is really the only thing left that can make leaps from year to year. The hardware is pretty incremental now.

 

I think Apple has big plans for this phone and likely have been prepping it for a while.

I think that 2016 will be a huge year for Apple with redesigns as a whole. The long-rumored MacBook redesign might happen next year, and I think that the 7 will also see a pretty slick redesign after the 6s releases. I can see the 7 having no physical home button and a much smaller frame as they will have smaller bezels. It'll obviously have a better camera, NFC, all of those things the 6 has now.

I also feel that iOS 10 will be huge and starkly different as well. Probably will more past the icon grids with the rows.

A lot of this is just guessing, but it seems like natural evolution for Apple. They do usually fall behind on what a lot of smartphone features and popular trends are, but they get it right two or so years later.

 

I feel quite safe.

 

Same screen sizes smaller physical footprint

 

iPhone 7, the iPhone Paper.

 

Then what about 5->5s

 

The point is while 4 --> 4s and 5 --> 5s didn't get RAM upgrades, it isn't set in stone that a "S" type update will not get more RAM, as this did happen in 3G --> 3GS.

 

(Kidding, kidding)

 

More megapixels are useless in a device like this unless the lens is improved.

I highly doubt the tiny plastic lens can resolve much more than 8mp of detail, even in ideal lighting conditions. It's like a Holga camera. The limitation is not the film/sensor; it's the substandard lens.

They also cannot make the sensor larger unless they A) make the phone physically thicker, which they don't seem to want to do; B) tack on an even wider angle lens, making it borderline useless for most real world situations outside of landscape shots; or 3) come up with a completely new lens design that crams all the lens elements in a small space while maintaining a useful focal length.

 

Lol we would be very lucky to get 2.5gb of ram in the iPhone 7... Seriously. The 6s will almost defiantly have 2gb and the 7 I'm almost sure will have 2 again...

 

It will look like the iPhone 6.