There is no official announcement regarding the release date of iPhone 7 but tipster Evan Blass, who is known for his accurate information when it comes to leaks regarding different products, claims that the newest model of the Apple product will be unveiled anytime from September 12-16.
Yahoo News reported that Blass tweeted about the possibility of iPhone 7 being launched on the week of September 12 but clarified that it is just the retail release and not the launch event.
iPhone 2016 release: week of September 12th.
— Evan Blass (@evleaks) July 23, 2016
The tech giant usually holds its iPhone launch event annually on September but the company has been mum about the matter. If Apple lovers would track the launch of iPhones in the past and the track record of Blass when it comes to releasing such information, it could be safe to assume that the iPhone 7 will indeed be available this week of September 12. Just last year, the iPhone 6s was released on September 25 and the iPhone 6 was released on September 9.
What to Expect for the new iPhone 7
There are also scarce details about what iPhone 7 has to offer since the past iPhones, specifically 6 and 6s have had great upgrades and additional new features as opposed to the iPhone 5, 5s, 5c and everything before those.
It is believed that the camera technology of iPhone 7 will be phenomenal. The same goes with iPhone 7 Plus as rumors have it that it features an advanced dual camera system. If compared to the iPhone 6s camera, iPhone 7's camera is being dubbed as an "absolute game-changer."
The iPhone 7's memory will also reportedly abandon the 16GB minimum as fans believe it will start with 32Gb, then 64GB, and finally 128 GB. It is also rumored that a 256GB iPhone 7 model will be available.
The latest iPhone model will also reportedly no longer have the traditional 3.5mm headphone jack. If this is true, the company will be providing a lightning, which is for free, that comes with the purchase of iPhone 7.
There will also be bigger batteries but it is said to be also slimmer than the previous models. The bigger battery will also reportedly be partnered with the new Apple A10 processor for faster performance.
