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No Apple, Please No.. No Apple, Please No. We know that Apple has big plans to new iPhone 2017 model. One of the most

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No Apple, Please No.

“No Apple, Please No. We know that Apple has big plans to new iPhone 2017 model. One of the most popular question -  Location of Touch ID in the new”



Some resources wrote that it will be new iPhone 2017 model. No Apple, Please No. Dual Vertical cameras, Touch ID sensor on the back and strange USB-C connector:

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Recall that in 2017, most analysts expect a great redesign, since Apple will celebrate 10 years with the release of the first iPhone. As one of the upcoming innovations most often mentioned OLED-display. Renders show an aluminum case with a vertical double camera and a rear fingerprint scanner. Apple is testing a lot of prototypes of the iPhone before choosing the final version, and this can explain such contradictory leaks. It is not yet clear which option will be chosen for commercial implementation.

As we already wrote earlier, the company Apple begins large-scale production in June, and full production will be at the end of August. If these plans are confirmed, then at the beginning of the summer, we will be able to see the real details (battery, processor, cameras and other) from the new iPhone model. At the moment, all the information that comes from the Foxconn is only part of the whole picture.

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