iPhone 7 release date, specs news: Apple to begin mass production of new iPhones as launch approaches
Latest reports are pointing to a mass production of Apple's upcoming design upgrade, for its iPhone flagship line will commence within the next two to three months, and the public who has been waiting for several months to witness the unboxing of the brand new iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus will finally experience the company's latest smartphone innovation by Fall 2016.
Brian White, a well-known Apple watcher and analyst of Wall Street-based Drexel Hamilton company, has released a pair of notes regarding the upcoming Apple technologies to be released this year. As reported in the MacRumors website, the notes are both pertaining to the new generation iPhone 7 and Apple Watch 2. White revealed that the highly successful tech giant has made all the necessary preparations to begin the wholesale production of iPhone 7, and he expects that the new iPhone devices will be manufactured no later than June. However, Apple is reported to focus on the unveiling of Apple Watch 2 first during the company's upcoming Worldwide Development Convention (WWDC) event this year. The big reveal on the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6S replacements is expected to happen a few months after the event, possibly by September.
The Wall Street-based analyst also shared a few information about the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus features. He claims on his notes that Apple will be packaging the new iPhone devices with dual-camera system, although the high-end camera feature will likely be sported by the 5.5-inch iPhone 7 Plus exclusively. With the top-of-the-line design and almost the same capabilities as a DSLR-class camera, the said device will also be known as the iPhone Pro.
White mentioned in this notes that WWDC 2016 will also unveil the OS X 10.12 which will be run on their brand new devices that are also going to be introduced during the event- the brand new 13-inch and 15-inch MacBooks. The new generation Apple laptops will be launched along with the Apple Watch 2 during the event, and White said that the company will have no time to mention another huge device such as the iPhone 7 at the same time.
"The Apple Watch refresh will not occur in September with the iPhone 7, but is more likely to occur within the next 2-3 months, and thus, we believe an unveiling at WWDC in June makes sense," White stated in his notes.
