[ratings]We’ve seen the iPhone 7 in renders, hands on shots, pieces and components, accessories and dummy units, but today we’re treated to a preview style hands on. However, don’t go imagining it’s the real thing. It’s probably a very, very well made dummy. There’s also a metallic texture here, but it shines in an atypical
[ratings]OK, OK, I know that there are too many iPhone 7 concepts and renders, particularly annoying, since everybody believes that the name of the product will actually be different. Leaving that aside, the latest rumors talk about a capacitive Home button on board of the device and Techconfigurations obliged and rendered one such iPhone. They
[ratings]Here we go again, with the iPhone 7 concepts that are mouth watering and so good, that Apple will have a very hard time churning out something half as decent as them. This time the DBS team created the iPhone 7 render below, with video included.
[ratings]Now that Spring has settled and we have all the flagships launched, minus the HTC 10, it’s clear that 2016 will be the year of metal devices with curved screen edges and dual cameras. The iPhone 7 may or may not feature a dual camera, but it’ll surely have a nice metal body. The glass bit is still up for debate, but Techconfigurations has a render or two based on recent leaks.
[ratings]Designer Miroslav Majdak has created a new iPhone 7 concept, one that has AirPods wireless headphones, pictured below. The device runs iOS 10 and has an Apple A10 CPU, also detailed by the designer.
[ratings]The iPhone 7 has received dozens of concepts over the past year, but none of them as rad as the one below. This render merges the iPhone and iPad together, with an umbrella-like mechanism that opens up into a bigger device.
[ratings]How thin is too thin? One or two years ago smartphone makers were about to break the 4 and 5 mm barrier for the waistline of handsets. They stopped at around 4 mm and even that’s not very practical and makes the device prone to breaks and bends. Now the iPhone goes the same route, through the concept below.
[ratings]It’s not as if we weren’t getting weekly iPhone 7 concepts, now they’re daily! However, this one made by Mesut G Designs is quite good and interesting. The designer envisions the concept for both the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Edge.
[ratings]Recently there’s been a bit of an invasion of iPhone 7 concepts and most of them ditch the Home button or opt for an edge to edge approach. The latter is also adopted by ConceptsiPhone, while also keeping the standard iPhone design. How’s that possible? The video below details that for you. First, the device
