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iPhone 8 May Sport LG-Made Dual Cameras for 3D Photography

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People were not done with iPhone 7 yet & here came the rumoures for iPhone 8 too !!


iPhone 8 May Sport LG-Made Dual Cameras for 3D Photography

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-- Apple working with LG Innotek to include 3D-enabled dual cameras

-- Apple utilising Israeli camera technology start-up company LinX for 3D

-- In 2017, only the iPhone 8 Plus expected to sport 3D cameras





Apple is rumoured to be working with an LG subsidiary to bring 3D photography to iPhone 8. The Korean Economic Daily, citing people familiar with matter, reports that the Cupertino-based giant is working with LG Innotek to add a dual-camera setup to the next iPhone to capture 3D imagery.


The sources claim that Apple is now "studying how to apply its 3D camera technology" into LG Innotek's smartphone camera. "Since LG Innotek also has its own 3D camera and related technologies, such joint efforts will likely to bear fruit sometime within [the] next year," the report cites a source close to the situation.


In its attempt to add 3D technology, the company is utilising the Israeli camera technology startup company LinX, which was acquired by Apple in April 2015. To recall, LinX expertise in allowing apps to freely use the 3D information captured by camera on the device to achieve new features such as the ability to refocus an image after it has been captured, measurement of the true dimensions of objects, 3D object modelling and real time background replacement for video calls.


The report adds that LG Innotek is already "exclusively supplying" its dual cameras for iPhone 7 Plus. The report adds that LG Innotek also has experience dealing with 3D cameras as LG launched its first 3D-enabled smartphone, LG Optimus 3D in 2011.


Considering that the all-new dual camera was seen only on the large iPhone 7 Plus, we can expect the 3D tech feature on the iPhone 8 Plus model likely to launch next year. Based on preliminary leaks, Apple is said to ditch the 'iPhone 7s' name for next year's iPhone based on its naming convention and directly name it iPhone 8 considering 2017 will be its tenth anniversary of launch of the original iPhone. An earlier report suggested that Apple is also making efforts to include AR features in an upcoming iPhone camera app.


iPhone 7: This is 7 , iphone 7 Overview

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Finally iPhone 7 Launched , We all have been waiting for so long !


This is 7.

Available 7 October


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iPhone 7 dramatically improves the most important aspects of the iPhone experience. It introduces advanced new camera systems. The best performance and battery life ever in an iPhone. Immersive stereo speakers. The brightest, most colourful iPhone display. Splash and water resistance.1 And it looks every bit as powerful as it is. This is iPhone 7.

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Design

Makes a splash. Takes a splash.

New black and jet black finishes 

Splash and water resistant 

New Home button


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iPhone 7 reaches a new level of innovation and precision. The jet black finish is like nothing Apple ever made. The enclosure is splash and water resistant.1 The Home button is completely re-engineered. And with a new unibody design that’s seamless to the touch, iPhone 7 feels as amazing as it looks.

Two sizes. Five finishes.

With iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, we’re introducing a beautiful black with a matt finish and a deep, high-gloss jet black. Both the 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch models — constructed with incredibly strong 7000 Series aluminium — are also available in our signature silver, gold and rose gold finishes.


Built to be water resistant.

With its entire enclosure re‑engineered, iPhone 7 is the very first water‑resistant iPhone. So now you’re protected like never before against spills, splashes and even dust.

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An all-new Home button.

The Home button on iPhone 7 is an advanced solid-state button designed to be durable, responsive and pressure sensitive. Working in tandem with the new Taptic Engine, it gives you precise tactile feedback as you press. And it’s even customisable. Welcome home.

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Touch ID

Using a highly advanced fingerprint sensor that’s as fast as ever, Touch ID makes unlocking your iPhone easy and secure.

ITS IPHONE 7 !!

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Apple to launch three iPhone models in September: Report

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Apple to launch three iPhone models in September: Report


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Apple fans may have to choose between not two but three new iPhones

Apple will be launching iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus and iPhone 7 Pro this fall

A major design change is expected to arrive in next year's iPhone model



Apple fans, this September you may have to choose between not two but three new iPhones (of course, those planning to buy the next iPhone). According to rumours, courtesy a tipster on Chinese social networking website Weibo, Apple will be launching a 'Pro' version of iPhone 7.


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First spotted by Pocketnow, the rumoured iPhone 7 Pro will be premium version of the smartphone. It is said to be $150 more expensive than the other two new models.

This essentially means that Apple will be launching iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus and iPhone 7 Pro this fall.

However, there are no details available about what extra features that iPhone 7 Pro may have. Rumours suggest that the model may come with dual-camera set-up and wireless charging via smart connector (similar to the one in iPad Pro).

Some analysts are linking this to the three models that the company has for its iPad tablets -- iPad mini, iPad Air and iPad Pro.

Recently, a report in The Wall Street Journal claimed that iPhone 7 is likely to sport the same design as that of iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6s models.


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The report, which cites 'people familiar with the matter', said that the rumoured iPhone 7 will be arriving in two variants with 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch displays. The iPhone 6 and iPhone 6s models too come in same screen sizes.

The major design change is expected to arrive in next year's iPhone model. Next year would also mark the 10th anniversary of the original iPhone. Rumours suggest the 2017 iPhone to feature an edge-to-edge OLED display along with a fingerprint sensor built over the display. The Home button is said to be completely removed, said industry sources to the journal.

The industry sources in the report add that Apple's head of design Jony Ive's desire has been to shrink an iPhone to a single sheet of glass. The 2017 iPhone design ideas are supposed to move the smartphones in the same direction.

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iPhone 7 Release Date, Specifications, and All Other Rumours

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iPhone 7 Release Date, Specifications, and All Other Rumours




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Apple iPhone 7 is expected to come with a Smart Connector.

The antenna bands may shift to the top and bottom edges.

The larger variant is tipped to sport a dual camera setup.



Apple suppliers Foxconn and Pegatron are mass hiring workers urgently, leaks are flowing in full force, and the iPhone 7 countdown has officially begun. The most anticipated smartphone of the year is scheduled for its traditional September release, but the rumour mills have already begun toiling relentlessly to give us even the tiniest pieces of information.

Gathering from these leaks, the iPhone 7 is not expected to see any major design tweaks, except for a minor few. However, there are some significant changes that are worth a mention. We compile all the rumours and leaks that have surfaced online so far, and give you a comprehensive list of all that is expected to come with the iPhone 7 this year.

Three variants

In 2013, Apple released two iPhones for the first time - the iPhone 5s and 5c. The following year saw a major design overhaul with Apple ditching its 4-inch smartphone size entirely, and releasing two smartphones in different sizes, the 4.7-inch iPhone 6 and 5.5-inch iPhone 6 Plus. Last year, the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus were released with software upgrades. However this year, Apple is reportedly taking it a notch further and is tipped to launch three variants namely iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, and the iPhone 7 Pro/Plus Premium.

32GB base storage variant

Apple is rumoured to finally be doing away with the 16GB base storage variant, and replacing it with a 32GB option. The company first introduced the 16GB variant in 2008, and it has remained as the base model ever since the iPhone 5 in 2012. With the rise of the app culture, alongside 4K recording capabilities, this shift to a 32GB base model makes sense in more ways than one.

256GB top storage variant

Alongside the 32GB base storage variant, Apple is reportedly also planning to bump up the storage on the top model - taking it up to 256GB. With the iPhone series legendarily eschewing support for a microSD card, this bump up should help power users get the most out of their iOS powered mobile. However, for now, it is uncertain whether the top variant would only be available on the iPhone 7 Plus or iPhone 7 Pro, or whether it would extend to the smaller screened iPhone 7.

Antenna bands

The antenna bands at the back are expected to disappear, giving the iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus a sleek simple mono-coloured back design. Leaks suggest that the bands will be shifted to the top and bottom edges instead. A more recent rear panel leak once again points to this.

Smart Connector

There are conflicting rumours on this one. Some reports suggest that the iPhone 7 will come with the Smart Connector first introduced with the iPad Pro for connecting the Smart Keyboard Cover and other accessories like charging docks, while other leaks have shown no presence of the Smart Connector. It remains to be seen if the Smart Connector will make its way on to the iPhone 7, even if it's just the top end variant.

3.5mm headphone jack

This has been rumoured for a while now. Apple is reportedly considering giving the 3.5mm headphone jack a miss to make the next iPhone much slimmer than its predecessors. Other reasons may include providing a better quality audio experience to users via the Lightning port. If introduced, the removal of the 3.5mm headphone jack it may be the single biggest difference for consumers. Rumours of a Bluetooth or Lightning-powered set of EarPods have accompanied these leaks. Another report indicates Apple will ship a Lightning-to-3.5mm adapter alongside regular 3.5mm EarPods to buyers this generation, whilst removing the 3.5mm jack.

Dual SIM iPhone?

A recent report tips that Apple will for the first time include a dual-SIM iPhone in its lineup, though the same report also claims the 3.5mm headphone jack will remain - contradicting several other reports.

Dual camera

While the iPhone 7 will stick to a single camera lens, the dual camera setup is expected to be embedded in the larger iPhone 7 Plus. This will be the first time Apple dabbles in the dual camera feature, and it will be interesting to see how the dual camera setup changes the quality of the pictures produced, from better low-light performance to improved colour accuracy and faster autofocus. A recent case render also tipped the dual camera setup on the iPhone 7 Plus, alongside inclusion of the Smart Connector.

Deep Blue colour variant

Apple is reportedly also looking to introduce a Deep Blue colour variant with the iPhone 7 this year, and, dramatically, discontinue the popular Space Grey colour variant.

3GB of RAM

To accommodate the dual camera setup, the iPhone 7 Plus will increase its RAM size to 3GB. There is no information whether the base iPhone 7 variant will receive the bump, but we sure hope it does.

Stereo speakers

A few images have been leaked showing speaker grilles on both the sides of the Lightning port hinting that the iPhone 7 might come with stereo speakers.

Four speakers

A recent leak has tipped that the iPhone 7 will come with two sets of stereo speakers, like the iPad Pro, on the top and bottom panels of the smartphone.

Optical image stabilisation

While the iPhone 7 Plus is tipped to sport a dual camera setup, both the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus variants are tipped to come with optical image stabilisation (OIS).

Slimmer than predecessor

The iPhone 7 is expected to be 1mm slimmer than its predecessor. This can happen only if Apple ditches the 3.5mm audio jack. Currently, the iPhone 6s is 7.1mm thin. The iPhone 7's metal build, height, width, and design profile will stay the same.

Needless to say, the iPhone 7 leaks will continue to pour in, and more information on the smartphone will be revealed in the coming months. However, it is recommended to take all these leaks lightly, until the official iPhone 7 launch in September - still widely held to be the launch month for this year's iPhone models.





Steve Jobs didn’t invent iPhone, says Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi

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Steve Jobs didn’t invent the iPhone, then Who ?


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Steve Jobs didn’t invent the iPhone but he did a good job designing it, said the Democratic leader.


Steve Jobs didn't invent the iPhone, said Nancy Pelosi, Democrat Congresswoman and minority leader of the house.



Steve Jobs didn’t invent the iPhone, but he did a good job designing it, said Nancy Pelosi, the Minority leader of the US House of Representatives.

According to a Mashable report, Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi said the technology for the smartphone – including GPS, digital camera etc – all came from federal research, and Apple just put it together to make iPhone. Pelosi made the comment during the Democratic National Convention Platform Hearing.

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“GPS, created by the military, flat screens, LLD, digital camera, wireless data compression, research into metal alloys for strength and lightweight, voice recognition. The list goes on and on. They say Steve Jobs did a good idea designing it and putting it together. Federal research invented it,” she is quoted as saying. She mistakenly referred LCD to LLD.

Pelosi’s does have one valid point. Most technological revolutions we’ve come to depend on, first started as some US government project or were funded by a federal agency; with Internet being one of the best examples. But to say Apple or Steve Jobs had nothing to do with the iPhone, and merely ‘designed’ it, is also a bit harsh.


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Interestingly Pelosi appears to have relied on an Infographic by American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) to make her point, but got the organisation’s name wrong in her speech.

She called “Association for the Advancement of Science in America” reports, CNET, though her office clarified the same the Congresswoman had indeed got it wrong.




Apple to Introduce Major iPhone Redesign Every 3 Years: Report

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You must wait 3 years to have Newly Majorly Designed iPhone in your hand

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-- iPhone 7 is expected to not see much change in design.

-- A major redesign is tipped every three years, instead of two.

-- iPhone release in 2017 expected to see major changes.


In a new development, Apple has reportedly changed its iPhone product refresh cycle, and will now introduce major redesigns after a gap of three years. Unlike its traditional two years, Apple will now wait for three years to bring in major changes to the iPhone.

This change in the product refresh cycle has been attributed to a slowing market, and low innovation in smartphone functions. Major enhancements have little scope in the smartphone periphery, and hence Apple has changed its strategy.

This is why, all the iPhone 7 leaks show little change with respect to design, apart from the shift of antenna bands. Traditionally, Apple introduces an evolutionary change with its iPhone 's' models, and a revolutionary change with the new numeric. We saw a completely new design with the iPhone 6. The iPhone 6s saw hardware and software upgrades with no visible design changes, and users expected the iPhone 7 to go through a complete makeover.


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However, Nikkei.com reports that the big change will only come with the iPhone release in 2017, which has previously been reported to be called the iPhone 8 instead of the iPhone 7s. The iPhone 7 will see no drastic change. The report confirms that there will be upgrades in camera, and battery capacity. It reiterates past rumours of the iPhone 7 being water resistant, and also asserts that the 3.5mm audio jack will be removed. It also hints at the rumoured third variant by stating 'A high-end version of the model will give users better-quality photo capabilities via correction functions.'

Whether all of this is true remains to be seen. So far, rumoured specs include an A10 processor, dual camera setup and a 3GB RAM on the larger iPhone 7, and an upgrade to a new 32GB base variant finally ditching the 16GB storage option.



iPhone 7 Release Date, Specifications, and All Other Rumours

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iPhone 7 Release Date, Specifications, and All Other Rumours


Apple suppliers Foxconn and Pegatron are mass hiring workers urgently, leaks are flowing in full force, and the iPhone 7 countdown has officially begun. The most anticipated smartphone of the year is scheduled for its traditional September release, but the rumour mills have already begun toiling relentlessly to give us even the tiniest pieces of information.


HIGHLIGHTS >>


>>  Apple iPhone 7 is expected to come with a Smart Connector.

>>  The antenna bands may shift to the top and bottom edges.

>>  The larger variant is tipped to sport a dual camera setup.


Gathering from these leaks, the iPhone 7 is not expected to see any major design tweaks, except for a minor few. However, there are some significant changes that are worth a mention. We compile all the rumours and leaks that have surfaced online so far, and give you a comprehensive list of all that is expected to come with the iPhone 7 this year.

Three variants >>

In 2013, Apple released two iPhones for the first time - the iPhone 5s and 5c. The following year saw a major design overhaul with Apple ditching its 4-inch smartphone size entirely, and releasing two smartphones in different sizes, the 4.7-inch iPhone 6 and 5.5-inch iPhone 6 Plus. Last year, the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus were released with software upgrades. However this year, Apple is reportedly taking it a notch further and is tipped to launch three variants namely iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, and the iPhone 7 Pro/Plus Premium.

Antenna bands >>

The antenna bands at the back are expected to disappear, giving the iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus a sleek simple mono-coloured back design. Leaks suggest that the bands will be shifted to the top and bottom edges instead.

Smart Connector >>

There are conflicting rumours on this one. Some reports suggest that the iPhone 7 will come with the Smart Connector first introduced with the iPad Pro for connecting the Smart Keyboard Cover and other accessories like charging docks, while other leaks have shown no presence of the Smart Connector. It remains to be seen if the Smart Connector will make its way on to the iPhone 7, even if it's just the top end variant.

3.5mm headphone jack >>

This has been rumoured for a while now. Apple is reportedly considering giving the 3.5mm headphone jack a miss to make the next iPhone much slimmer than its predecessors. Other reasons may include providing a better quality audio experience to users via the Lightning port. If introduced, the removal of the 3.5mm headphone jack it may be the single biggest difference for consumers. Rumours of a Bluetooth or Lightning powered set of EarPods have accompanied these leaks.

Dual camera >>

While the iPhone 7 will stick to a single camera lens, the dual camera setup is expected to be embedded in the larger iPhone 7 Plus. This will be the first time Apple dabbles in the dual camera feature, and it will be interesting to see how the dual camera setup changes the quality of the pictures produced, from better low-light performance to improved colour accuracy and faster autofocus.

3GB of RAM >>

To accommodate the dual camera setup, the iPhone 7 Plus will increase its RAM size to 3GB. There is no information whether the base iPhone 7 variant will receive the bump, but we sure hope it does.

Stereo speakers >>

A few images have been leaked showing speaker grilles on both the sides hinting that the iPhone 7 might come with stereo speakers.

Slimmer than predecessor >>

The iPhone 7 is expected to be 1mm slimmer than its predecessor. This can happen only if Apple ditches the 3.5mm audio jack. Currently, the iPhone 6s is 7.1mm thin. The iPhone 7's metal build, height, width, and design profile will stay the same.

Needless to say, the iPhone 7 leaks will continue to pour in, and more information on the smartphone will be revealed in the coming months. However, it is recommended to take all these leaks lightly, until the official iPhone 7 launch in September - still widely held to be the launch month for this year's iPhone models.


 
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