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The all New iPhone 7 and iPhone & Plus

So maybe you just bought the iPhone 7, and you’re holding it in your hand right now, reading this story, and wondering, "What now?" Well, know that the device you’re holding is designed to be the most optimal piece of hardware for IOS 10, which is really where you’ll see, feel, and appreciate how far the mobile industry has come. We may be due for a big hardware upgrade soon — next year’s 10-year anniversary version of the iPhone is said to be Apple’s biggest leap.so here's my personal review on the new iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 plus,Here we go ,
 iPhone 7 dramatically improves the most important aspects of the iPhone experience. It introduces advanced new camera systems. The best performance and battery life ever in an iPhone. Immersive stereo speakers. The brightest, most colorful iPhone display. Splash and water resistance And it looks every bit as powerful as it is. This is iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus.



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 If you are an Careless person as of me , I suggest you not to go for the Jet Black as it may get scratches with ease.Claimed as being the fastest iPhone of all time and I personally being a iPhone user since long think this is the most interesting and powerful apple has ever shipped.As per Apple it will Officially released in India on October 7.


DESIGN :


There’s really no getting around it, the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus look more or less exactly like the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus from 2014. They are now water resistant, which is nice, although they’re not fully waterproof.Apart from the water resistance, there are three main external differences between the 6 and 7; first, the antenna lines on the back have been tweaked and colored to blend into the body on the matte black and glossy jet black models, which is a welcome refinement. Second, the camera bump has been enlarged and more artfully curved into the rear casing, which looks particularly handsome on the smaller phone with a single camera.And third there’s no headphone jack.
The iPhone 7’s and iPhone 7 Plus new home button will grab instant reaction from people; it’s much more different than you might think. The button no longer moves at all  it’s totally solid, just like newer MacBook trackpads. A vibration unit that Apple calls the Taptic Engine powers up when you apply pressure to the button, tricking your brain into feeling a click. It’s nothing like the clumsy haptic feedback on other phones, it really does feel like a click. 3D Touch is still present on the iPhone 7’s display, and the display itself is improved. It’s not as insane as the 2K and 4K OLED panels that have been popping up on Android phones, but it’s a sharp, bright, and beautiful LCD, and sharp, bright, beautiful LCDs are very nice to look at. My review unit is also noticeably warmer than the iPhone 6S display, which I’ve come to appreciate. In short it can display a wider range of colors.
It is now available in Jet Black edition,Which is a fingerprint magnet by all means,so you better case it as early as possible.

CAMERA :

An entirely new camera enters the picture.
the cameras are big improvement. On the iPhone 7, there’s a 12-megapixel sensor. It is a new sensor, and now you get a much wider f/1.8 aperture, optical image stabilization, a flicker sensor and a quad tone LED flash. The results were very impressive in the few photos I managed to click from the phone. The new 7-megapixel selfie camera also seemed to be very good.On the iPhone 7 Plus, the camera is a bigger deal because the two 12-megapixel cameras on its back have 28mm and 56mm lenses respectively. This allows Apple to implement an optical zoom of 2x and using some machine learning trickery, it is also able to produce a sharper and clearer digital zoom which according to the company is 4 times better than any other phone.In iPhone 7 Plus Two cameras can shoot as one.




The most powerful chip ever in a smartphone.2x Faster than a iphone 6s with Longest battery life ever in an iPhone.It’s lightning-fast, of course.Apple claims that a combination of a larger battery that fills some of the space formerly used by the headphone jack, the more efficient processor, and iOS 10 improvements allows the iPhone 7 to run for two more hours than the iPhone 6S, and the 7 Plus to go for an hour longer than the 6S Plus.
There are more changes under the hood like a bigger battery, and also better stereo speakers. Apple has also controversially retired the 3.5mm headphone jack, which has caused a bit of an outrage. But the impression is that Apple is betting big on wireless audio as it has released these new Air Pod earphones and also owns the Beats headphones brand. More than this, it also wants to push people towards digital audio through the lightning connection. Is this a good thing or a bad thing, that only time will tell.They are available in 32 GB models and ranging up to 256 GB models.

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