Iphone 7 and Iphone 7 Plus.

As we get closer to the much awaited September unveiling of the iphone 7 range  , we're starting to see more and more rumors which are practically just cementing the information that has been leaked before.

First of all Apple, this time round, has decided to include a 256GB model of the iphone 7 or the Iphone 7 plus or maybe even both. You're probably wondering why i missed out the pro model. That's because lately there have been rumors from "Industry sources" that there will be no pro model and there will only be the two. The normal iphone and the plus model.

There is another major difference in this years iphone models. The plus model is said to be having a dual camera setup and the normal would have just the normal single camera. So judging by the picture , the phone that's labelled Iphone 7 pro, will actually be the Plus model. This may be Apple's way of saying that they're still in the smartphone game with all the other companies this year that have released phones with dual camera setups like lg and huawei. However one may say that Apple has run out of new gimmicks and so is relying upon the strategies of other successful companies in the business.

"Bob , wheres the headphone jack? i cant find it anywhere!!!"

Yes, you read that right. People wouldn't find the 3.5mm headphone jack anywhere on the new iphones and that's because Apple decided that headphone jacks are "a thing of the past" and that its time to move on. What seemed to be pretty much unimportant (since every phone had it) has now become a "FEATURE". Headphone jacks were just there and no one expected them not be since these have been on phones since the early Nokia days however companies like Apple and Motorola have taken a step forward and have removed the headphone jack. Motorola released its Moto z phones earlier this summer and got a lot of praise for their unique phones but also got a lot of hate for removing the headphone jack. Maybe it'll be different in Apple's case since whatever Apple does , that becomes the normal standard for phones.

So the real question is, Should we say goodbye to headphone jacks or should we have hope that companies will still include them in their future phones.