If this is true, this only means that the buyers of the iPhone 7 will have to shell out additional expense to be able to use a wireless headphone or buy an expensive converter to be able to enjoy music privately.
The other rumors and leaks about the Apple iPhone 7 continue to spread on the internet and among the latest to have come out thus far is reportedly thinner but slightly bigger battery.
After Samsung and HTC focused on improving the batteries of their flagship smartphones this year, with the HTC 10 reportedly lasting full two days of heavy usage, Apple needed to do something about it as well with its upcoming iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus, or perhaps even the iPhone 7 Pro as latest rumors would have it.
However, it seems that the American tech giant could not go the proverbial whole nine yards with its iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus because of battery size constraints.
Apparently, in order to accommodate the bigger battery on its iPhone 7, Apple needs to make it thinner to make it fit into its overall chassis, where the American tech giant appears to be having a great challenge.
Reports have it that the iPhone 7 shall have a 1,735 mAh battery, which is mere 20 mAh improvement over the iPhone 6S’ 1,715 mAh battery power.