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iPhone 7 Clone? No. Fake iPhone 7 Photo spreads on the web. Again. Yep. Greg Baros (blogger) conducted an investigation and argues that the author of the picture
iPhone 7 Clone? No. Fake iPhone 7 Photo spreads on the web. Again. Yep. Greg Baros (blogger) conducted an investigation and argues that the author of the picture
iPhone 7 Clone? No. Fake iPhone 7 Photo spreads on the web. Again. Yep. Greg Baros (blogger) conducted an investigation and argues that the
iPhone 7 Clone? No. It’s Fake iPhone 7. Again.. iPhone 7 Clone? No. Fake iPhone 7 Photo spreads on the web. Again. Yep. Greg
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“Zooming in and further inspecting the iPhone, it looks more apparent that the image may be a Photoshopped design. As Instagram removes EXIF data, the source of the image could not be verified. Near the right side of the device (his left), there is a small area that looks like it may have been altered. A quick way to alter and hide elements in an image is using a tool similar to Adobe Photoshop’s Clone tool. This may be the case here, as the user may have wanted to drum up speculation.”(via 9to5mac )
Don’t forget that before the the presentation of iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus there are still five months, so the latest leak may relate to early prototypes. The official show of new products will take place in September this year.