How Apple is already moving past the iPhone 7<article>
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Come Friday, Apple will start selling the
iPhone 7, but all anyone wants to talk about is the
next one. Even before Phil Schiller showed off the new iPhone’s cameras and jet black body, rumors about the so-called 10th anniversary phone had already blunted much of the excitement about this year’s model. </p><p>
If even half of
what’s been reported comes true, the 2017 iPhone is going to be bigger than the last three models put together: OLED, edge-to-edge screen, wireless charging, and in-display Touch ID, just to tick off the highlights. But the iPhone 7 isn’t just a way for Apple to squeeze a couple hundred million more sales out of the iPhone 6 before the company unveils the next truly big thing. It might seem like a relatively minor refresh on the surface, but there’s no reason to panic about Apple’s ability to innovate. </p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3120587/apple-phone/how-apple-is-already-moving-past-the-iphone-7.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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How Apple is already moving past the iPhone 7
