Next iPhone's Upgrades Leaked in Comparison Video; Carrier Availability Tipped for September 23 6o542n

Apple is gearing up for the launch of the next iPhone next month, but video and photo leaks of the smartphone continue to regularly. The latest leaks consist of a comparison video showing all things new with the iPhone devices, and also a separate report that tips US carrier availability from September 23. 2h576l

Beginning with the previous claims of three variants and asserts that the larger 'Plus' variant will see all the hardware upgrades that are anticipated - such as the dual camera setup.

As seen Apple bundles an adapter to compensate for the lack of the audio jack.

Coming to the larger variant, the video confirms the dual camera setup at the back. There is not much information on the technical specifics of the two cameras, however the official event is not too far away now. This particular video shows no Smart Connector at the back again starting the debate on whether this connection pins will make it to the final variant or not. The Pro variant is not mentioned in this video at all hinting that Apple will stick to two variants this time as well.

Because of so few design changes, there is a rumour that Apple will calle the next iPhone the iPhone 6SE. However, a leaked Chinese telecom operator ad claims that the Apple smartphone will be called the iPhone 7, with the larger variant following the naming scheme of iPhone 7 Plus.

In any case, Apple is widely expected to host its event on September 7 where all the official details will be unveiled. Now, there is a separate and starts on September 9.

Evan Blass had tipped recently that the next iPhone will be available on September 16, but if this latest leaks is true carriers will only sell it from September 23. Both these dates are possible, as Apple has made its iPhone available two weeks after the launch date as well in the past. In 2014, the iPhone 6 was made available a week after the pre-orders began, and in 2015 the iPhone 6s was launched 13 days after the pre-orders began. However, it is recommended that you take all of this with a pinch of salt until official invites are rolled out, and launch details are unveiled.