It has been months since rumors about the "iPhone 7" and the "iPhone 7 Plus" started to surface online. Although no concrete announcement has been made about the new flagships' features, we can just puzzle together the rumored news to come up with a solid spec sheet for the iPhone 2016.
So far, here's what we got from the pre-announcement reports about the "iPhone 7" and the "iPhone 7 Plus":
The most interesting news about the new Apple flagships for 2016 include talks about a water resistant body and a replacement to the 3.5 mm jack. The Touch ID may also be positioned within the display and there have also been reports about a 3 GB RAM.
Furthermore, there have also been news suggesting that the "iPhone 7" Plus will have a variant with a storage size that is larger than what most phones have ever used, and that is 256 GB. This is a pretty big news especially when the biggest memory we are used to is 128 GB.
It's not only the memory size that may receive a boost from Apple, because according to other sources, the "iPhone 7" Plus may also come with a larger battery that is 3100 mAh in size. Yes sure, this is old news in many Android phones, but this is still good news for Apple fans, especially when the older models of iPhones did have smaller battery sizes, even the "iPhone 6S Plus" did not have an exemplary battery size. The "6S Plus" only has a 2750 mAh battery which is somewhat average. So having a 3100 mAh battery on the new iPhone gives us a 13% valuable increase.
Alongside the boost in internal storage, RAM size, and battery, there may also be the addition of an "iPhone 7C" in the lineup. It may be an exciting "iPhone 5C" lookalike with a better set of specs but the rumored April release may be far from possibility, especially when Apple is known to release their phones every September, or within each year's third quarter.
