iPhone 7 release date, specs rumor roundup: Sapphire display, DSLR-quality camera and curved feature?

With the iPhone 6S yet to be released, the iPhone 7 is already gaining some interest. Though nothing is expected to be made official for now, potential leaked specs of the next iPhone model have come out. On whether these could be the actual specs that the iPhone 7 would come with remains unofficial, at least up to September, 2015 when the official information could very well be revealed.

Display Screen: To Change or Not?
As for the iPhone 7's display, expect it to be no bigger than what current models already have. This means that the iPhone 7 is expected to still come with the usual 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch variants although Apple could come up with something different and dandy. But then again when you talk about product recall, that is how the iPhone has been actually known for.

Time to Curve it
Will the iPhone 7 go curve? As Samsung continues to gain ground on curved screens, Apple could just bite and follow. If true, this could be a first for Apple if it does decide to give Samsung a run for their money/ tech.

Lots of Sapphire Glass
Will we finally see that Sapphire Glass? In what was originally expected to be featured on the iPhone 6, the celebrated Sapphire Glass could perhaps be integrated with the next iPhone. And with tons of Sapphier Glass in storage, there is an possibility that these may be finally put to use with the iPhone 7.

DSLR Quality Snapper
Apple has been known to provide their phones with high quality cameras so how do they top that? Well a DSLR quality snapper could be an awesome improvement with the iPhone 7, a dual-lens system that should be a knockout feature if it materializes.

There could be further improvements to storage and processors that will power up the iPhone 7 but everything remains general for now. With these leaked and teased specs, one can only play the guessing game for now, at least until September, to see what the iPhone 7 will have to offer.

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