The mobile tech industry is one of the most rapidly advancing consumer spaces on the planet, meaning there's plenty of interesting stuff to cover pretty much all the time; innovation and change are pretty much par for the course. But the space is still subject to the same forces as any other.
The crocodiles of the mobile tech industry, Apple Inc has revealed the date , that they are releasing iPhone 7 next this month i.e. September 2016. What to expect? Here it is. The next iPhone is said to come with minimum changes. According to reports, the company plans to launch the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, which may sport almost identical design to their predecessor, despite the no ‘s’ year. The iPhone 7 will be waterproof, will have a force touch home button and a dual camera setup. Also, it is expected that there won't be any audio jack in the upcoming iPhone body. More to that, Apple will be streaming the launching ceremony LIVE on their official YouTube page. As far as the dates are concerned, the pre-ordering will be starting from 9th September and the phone will be in stores by 16th September 2016 respectively. No more waiting, you just got the date now!
Expected Features
- No headphone jack
- Flush, pressure-sensitive home button
- Improved water resistance
- Dual-lens camera for iPhone 7 Plus
- Design similar to iPhone 6s
- Redesigned antenna bands
- Upgraded processor
- Two screen sizes
iPhone 6 vs Galaxy Note 5: Which Fares Better In A Real-World
Even as Apple gears up to launch its next-gen iPhone, smartphone enthusiasts are pitting the latest Samsung Galaxy Note 5 against the former's old warhorse, the iPhone 6, to see how the two fare in a speed test.
On paper, the latest Samsung flagship comes across as a robust and powerful smartphone. When compared to the iPhone 6, the Galaxy Note 5 has beefed up specs. The Samsung offering's 4GB of RAM and octa-core processor make the Apple smartphone's 1GB of RAM and dual-core processor seem yesteryear's—albeit only on paper.
To see how the Galaxy Note 5 compares in performance against the iPhone 6, which was released in 2014, user DroidModderX pitted the two handsets side by side in a real-world speed test on YouTube.The speed test was designed to compare the everyday usage of the devices. If you're wondering which smartphone came out on top, prepare to be surprised.
The video shows that the iPhone 6 fares better than the Galaxy Note 5 despite having weaker specs on paper, confirming that high-end hardware does not always mean better performance.When DroidModderX started the test and loaded the stock apps, both the devices were neck and neck. It was when intensive applications were tested out that the Apple software emerged victorious, thrashing Samsung in the process. Loading Angry Birds on both smartphones a second time around showed that, while the iPhone 6 was ready, the Galaxy Note 5 was still loading the game.
Basically, apps that were opened once on the iPhone 6 opened swiftly, whereas those on the Galaxy Note 5 took full load times.
"As you can see, [the iPhone 6] is kind of blowing the Note 5 out of the water now because it doesn't have to totally reopen apps. The Note 5 closes out every app and then totally has to reopen it," explained DroidModderX in the YouTube video. "Part of the problem with TouchWiz is the way it handles memory ... whereas the iPhone 6 was able to just reopen the app from the background."The TouchWiz UI is to blame for Galaxy Note 5 being defeated by the iPhone 6, which makes us wonder: what if the impending iPhone 6s was pitted against the Samsung smartphone?
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