Just after the release of Apple's newest iPhones, iPhone 7 specs rumors are already starting to circulate online.
While there have been little to no mention of an exact release date as of writing, several specs claims have been made about the newest iPhone. Some have been over the top, while the others could be expected to materialize.
According to International Business Times, Economic Daily News first dished on the iPhone 7's glasses-free 3D display.
"Apple is 'actively' working to create an ecosystem of 3D 'hardware and software,' and the company has approached its longtime display supplier TPK to help develop the new screen for next year's iPhone iteration. The report said that the current touch-screen technology, which Apple has been using since the launch of the iPhone 5, will not be useful to build the 'naked eye 3D screen,' which is expected to be seen on the next iPhone," the article shared.
The idea although very ambitious could not be far-fetched. For one, Apple has PrimeSense under its wing. The Israel based tech company is responsible for Microsoft's Kinect technology that can create 3D maps and "track facial and body movements."
MacRumors has also claimed that the tech-giant has also applied for a 3D technology (specifically one that doesn't require the use of any special glasses) related patent in 2008.
Despite unofficial iPhone 7 specs rumors, fanatics of the Apple smartphone are still looking forward to the new iPhone 7 which boasts of better battery life and possibly even a built-in projector.
According to the blog iPhone7update.com, the iPhone 7 battery will be using organic materials to replace traditional Li-On batteries. This new battery technology promises to give extended hours of battery life.
However, for those who are itching to get their hands on this new device should probably focus on other things for a while as the new iPhone is slated to be launched by late 2015.
International Business Times reported, "If rumours are to be believed, the iPhone 7 is expected to hit the limelight across the world by third quarter of 2015. With its powerful processor, additional features, better specs and impressive display consumers must expect that this device will be more expensive compared to its predecessors. It is expected to cost at around US$649 to US$849 and that excludes a possible contract fee."
Stay tuned for more iPhone 7 specs news here!
