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iPhone7 may support dual SIMs, keep headphone jack
If true, this will be the first time Apple' iPhone supporting dual SIMs
An Apple logo hangs above the entrance to the Apple store on 5th Avenue in New York City, in this file photo taken July 21, 2015. PHOTO: REUTERS
As uncertainties surround the features of the much touted iPhone 7, latest images leaked by a Chinese mobile repair website show the phone may keep the headphone jack and support dual SIMs.
Earlier, there were rumours that Apple might ditch the standard 3.5mm audio jack, forcing users to link audio output via Bluetooth or lightning. However, Chinese mobile repair website Rock Fix claims otherwise. One of the images of the alleged iPhone 7 components released by the Ganzhou-based website shows the upcoming model’s ‘lightning’ cable assembly. Contrary to rumours, the assembly has a headphone jack attached to it.
'Leaked' image shows new iPhone 7
Another picture shared by Rock Fix shows the iPhone 7’s dual SIM slot. If true, this will be the first time Apple will support dual SIMs.
The dual SIM feature enables users to use two numbers on the same handset. It is particularly useful for those who like to keep separate numbers for work and personal use.
Rock Fix also posted photos of screen panels for the iPhone in two sizes -- SanDisk memory chips of up to 256GB and a dual lens camera for the larger model.
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Speaking to Engadget, Rock Fix owner revealed there might be some changes to the antenna design. However, he clarified that it doesn’t mean Apple is getting rid of antenna bands on the back of the phone; in fact it might have something to do with the rumoured switch to Intel's modem for the GSM models.
Despite all such leaks and rumours, nothing is certain, at least not until the release of iPhone7 later this year.
The article originally appeared on Engadget
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Earlier, there were rumours that Apple might ditch the standard 3.5mm audio jack, forcing users to link audio output via Bluetooth or lightning. However, Chinese mobile repair website Rock Fix claims otherwise. One of the images of the alleged iPhone 7 components released by the Ganzhou-based website shows the upcoming model’s ‘lightning’ cable assembly. Contrary to rumours, the assembly has a headphone jack attached to it.
'Leaked' image shows new iPhone 7
Another picture shared by Rock Fix shows the iPhone 7’s dual SIM slot. If true, this will be the first time Apple will support dual SIMs.
The dual SIM feature enables users to use two numbers on the same handset. It is particularly useful for those who like to keep separate numbers for work and personal use.
Rock Fix also posted photos of screen panels for the iPhone in two sizes -- SanDisk memory chips of up to 256GB and a dual lens camera for the larger model.
Apple introducing new iMessage features to take on competitors
Speaking to Engadget, Rock Fix owner revealed there might be some changes to the antenna design. However, he clarified that it doesn’t mean Apple is getting rid of antenna bands on the back of the phone; in fact it might have something to do with the rumoured switch to Intel's modem for the GSM models.
Despite all such leaks and rumours, nothing is certain, at least not until the release of iPhone7 later this year.
The article originally appeared on Engadget
Have something to add to this story? Share it in the comments section below.