The iPhone 7 Pro concept render is shown in the video (Photo : YouTube / ConceptsiPhone)
Apple could be revealing the iPhone 7 soon at WWDC 2016 but the concept renders and rumors of an iPhone 7 Pro have been surfacing throughout the Internet.
The next smartphone from the Cupertino-based tech giant is anticipated by their loyal followers. However, most critics are expecting the iPhone 7 to be boring considering that there are really no shocking innovations that would be present in the device.
Dutch Designer Martin Hajek has published several concept renders of what the Apple smartphone may look like based on the speculations and rumored specs. At first look, users will notice the dual camera setup in the rear part of the phone.
Several rumors have already claimed that the device will be sporting the dual camera setup. Leaked phone cases have also more or less confirmed the speculation because of the wider hole for the rear camera.
The iPhone 7 concept render from Hajek shows the dual-lens camera even if it is expected to appear in the iPhone 7 Plus, TrustedReviews has learned. What makes it better than the regular cameras is that it will have enhanced zoom, depth and angles for mobile shots.
There are also rumors that the new phone would have a Smart Connector which would allow users to use external keyboards and such without the need for a power source or a battery. However, the leaks have been conflicting because some photos show the connector while others do not.
Apple could also make the iPhone 7 Pro which would take on the Galaxy Note 7 from Samsung, SlashGear reported. It would have a much larger screen and could probably feature the use of the Apple Pencil as well.
The iPad Pro is famous for its bigger screen than the predecessors. Many critics have praised the Apple Pencil too for its pressure sensitivity and other features.
Apple's iPhone 7 could be unveiled at their WWDC event and the dual camera setup and Smart Connector specs will finally be confirmed. The iPhone 7 Pro could be revealed at a much later date but the company can still tease the fans at the conference if they are bold enough.
