Rumors next iPhone: more compact, code name “Ferrari” and 3 models…

The 2017 iPhone is expected to be more
innovativehow were the 7 and 7 Plus models compared to the
previous ones. Next year's iPhone 10th anniversary is also expected
push Apple to offer a devicemarking the date, and therefore
incorporating important new features. A new leak confirms
many rumors previously heard on theiPhone
of 2017.

Today's interesting revelations come from a user of
Weibo, popular social network in China. The user in question is not
moreover not to its first leaks of the kind from Apple, especially since it
has rather been right in the past, whichincreases the probability of
say.

According to this source, Apple is currently working on 3 iPhone models for
the year 2017, called internallyD20, D21 and D22, knowing that
the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus were named D10 and D20. The tallest model of
range of the three would also be codenamed "Ferrari".

And as the documents provided show, this model would be equipped with a screen
Edge-to-edge OLED with a case smaller than an iPhone 7 Plus,
thanks toa new, more compact motherboard system.

This is not surprising if we rely on the latest rumors on the subject
of iPhone 8, but the report supports the arrival of OLED and the optimization of
design with disappearance of the edges of the case to save a few millimeters
in general size.

For the other two models, D20 and 21, they could be more classic
and only embarkfew new features compared to the D22, the
"Ferrari" model with OLED screen. A recent rumor even spoke of
two 7s models, or simple updates of the current 7
with better processor and additional colors.

Also read, the latest rumorsiPhone 8:

• 
  Rumor: the next iPhone equipped with a “plastic” Oled screen
  rounded
• 
  Rumors: the iPhone 2017, a simple S version, with a new color
  ?
• 
  iPhone 8 rumor: integrated wireless charging, optional charger
  ?
• 
  New iPhone 8 rumors: major new features, 3D sensors and headphones
  AR/VR
• 
  Screen borders must disappear on the iPhone 8 and Sharp is there
  employs
• 
  Apple's specialist analyst persists: glass and steel for the iPhone 8,
  but not on all models

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