Next year is the 2017th anniversary of the iPhone. For this reason, all analysts agree that Apple will launch an iPhone "X" with a groundbreaking design in XNUMX. The problem is that this year a new model must also be presented and everything seems to indicate that the iPhone 7 It will have a design practically traced to the one we saw in 2014 with the launch of the iPhone 6, with slight changes necessary due to the different hardware, such as the larger camera or the absence of the 3.5mm jack port for headphones.
If you were one of those who still hoped that the new iPhone 7 will arrive with a renewed design, bad news: the image above, published by Pocket-lint, shows what it says is a screen protector for Apple's next smartphone and it is very similar to that of the iPhone 6s, not to mention that it is exact to some that we can see on eBay, for example.
Will the iPhone 7 have a True Tone screen?
Some rumors claim that the next iPhone will have a screen like the 9.7-inch iPad Pro. The True Tone display that is present in the iPad Pro of "normal" size is a new type of screen that changes the range of colors depending on the light and the environment in which we are, something that does not seem to be very useful but that allows us to look at the screen for longer without straining our eyes.
On the other hand, Pocket-lint also offers us some images of what they will be covers for the 7-inch iPhone 4.7, something that would not matter (the size will be practically exact to that of the iPhone 6s) if it weren't for one detail: the hole for the camera and the flash has a lot of excess, which means that the model that would have to go inside will have a bigger chamber.
I imagine your answer, but what do you think that the iPhone 7 is going to look so much like the iPhone 6 of 2014?
