LONDON: American tech giant Apple is set to release its upgraded 4-inch smartphone, the launch will be followed by a mega launch, and that is Apple iPhone 7 Pro.
The ‘iPhone 7 Pro’, a new 5.5-inch flagship device that will sit above both the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus when the three phones are released in September and according to MacRUmors, they have attained its first image.
As you might expect for a device not due to be released 6 months, I suspect we’re looking at a prototype here but it ties in with the growing consensus that the iPhone 7 models will carry over much of the iPhone 6/6S design.
Interestingly the discovery has also prompted aftermarket iPhone modification company Feld & Volk to release its own iPhone 7 Pro renders. This paints a far more compelling picture and the last time F&V did this was for the iPhone 6 in 2014 where it nailed every single detail.
Also standing behind the discovery was prolific (and highly accurate) smartphone leaker Steve Hemmerstoffer aka OnLeaks. Speaking to me, Hemmerstoffer was initially doubtful after trashing a less credible leak earlier in the day but went on to admit this “could be the real deal”.
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