For a long time now, the general public is expecting the major release of the latest iPhone, the iPhone 7. More than the actual release of the phone, the extra features that may or may not be present in the newest model is creating a buzz among iPhone fanatics. According to the latest reports that came out on various portals, the iPhone will mainly look like the previous model, iPhone 6, but will have a number of extra features.

First and foremost, the iPhone 7 will be much slimmer than its predecessor. According to the reports, the slim nature of the new iPhone is due to the inclusion of the lightning type connectors it is rumored to sport. In all previous Apple iPhones, the devices had separate individual ports for charging and audio. The charging port also acted as the wired file transfer port. With the inclusion of the lightning type port, the iPhone will have just a single port which will allow charging, wired file transfer as well as audio jack input. Owing to this port, which will have different plug ins than the previously used traditional 3.5 mm jacks used in headphones, the phone can be made slimmer and will have a port less.

Another new addition to the iPhone 7 is the inclusion of the dual back cameras. These dual lens back cameras will help the user to capture much better high quality images, along with additional adjustment features. With better light sensitivity, clear image perceptions and balancing features, the images captured will be almost like images captured on DSLR cameras.

Last but not the least, the new model is also rumored to have a set of high quality stereo speakers, providing with much better sound. Though all these are actually speculations, many reports show the exact same configurations of the new iPhone model. Thus, one can say that these speculations are all true.

On the other hand, the final name of the iPhone has not been confirmed yet by Apple, thus till date, it is called the iPhone 7. The phone is expected to be officially released in an event held in the month of September, this year.