«Rumore, rumore, rumore ...» as the song said, and we never tire of bringing you the news that is emerging about the future iPhone that is expected for 2017, and this time it seems that the Cupertino company to accompany his usual "S" model of a special edition with which he hopes to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the launch of the iPhone as it deserves, and which we hope will in turn serve as a reminder to Steve Jobs, genius and figure of the company, father of the Original iPhone. Analysts are starting to shoot at will, and today's one points to an iPhone with a curved screen and a USB-C connection.
Much would have changed at Apple if the Wall Street Journal He is right, although the reality is that in recent years we are seeing things that we never thought could happen in the Cupertino company, starting with third-party keyboards and ending with the growth of applications in the iOS App Store. In short, This special edition for the XNUMXth anniversary of the iPhone would be quite surprising:
Apple has decided to adopt a flexible screen for one of the models of the new iPhone that will be launched this year, and has ordered enough components to start manufacturing it now.
The ultimate intention seems to be for people to see the new and the old in this new iPhone at the same time, evoking a feeling of memory that is sure to satisfy even the most veteran. And it is that eIt is difficult to look at an iPhone 4 and not think that at the time Apple was many years ahead when it comes to materials and design.
But not everything remains here, the Cupertino company is in turn being one of the most committed to the new connector USB-C and its insatiable capabilities, enough to include it in the new iPhone? Nothing is further from the truth, it will be the traditional USB connection that will be replaced by a USB-C, which makes sense in view of the new MacBooks.
Neither curved screen, nor USB-C. Analysts have never hit a trend at Apple without having a leaked data. Plus, you don't have to be an analyst to figure out that people don't care about curved screens. They do not contribute anything and are aesthetically disproportionate to the rest of the design.