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iPhone 7 leak hints at speaker grill replacing headphone jack

While Apple is believed to bring in a major design overhaul next year, we still have a device coming this year, and the rumour mill just doesn't seem to halt. A new leak of the iPhone 7 shows a second speaker grill. The company has planned to ditch the headphone plug, and add a second grill, according to tweets by Steve Hemmerstoffer of nowhereelse.fr.

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Tech2 News Staff|Jun 27, 2016, 09:27:26 IST

While Apple is believed to bring in a major design overhaul next year, we still have a device coming this year, and the rumour mill just doesn't seem to halt. A new leak of the iPhone 7 shows a second speaker grill. The company has planned to ditch the headphone plug, and add a second grill, according to tweets by Steve Hemmerstoffer of nowhereelse.fr (via TheNextWeb).https://twitter.com/stagueve/status/746734013373624320Besides the second grill, the leak also reveals the camera assembly. The leaked images of the iPhone 7 reveal a camera bump. The report points out that the rising aluminium case to meet the surface of the camera bump could be a waterproof measure taken by Apple something that has been speculated for sometime now.https://twitter.com/stagueve/status/746600794976305152However, there are contradicting reports on the audio jack too. It is also believed that Apple is bringing an all new colour to the iPhone and will skip Space Grey for a Deep Blue version. Leaks also point out at 256GB storage version of the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus and a dual camera lens setup. Well, all should be confirmed by September, when the new iPhones are finally unveiled. We have also seen reports about larger cameras and redesigned antenna lines.

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First Published:Jun 27, 2016, 09:27:26 IST
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