The iPhone 7 has yet to be revealed (and it might take a few more months before we even see an official glimpse) but a fresh, new Twitter leak of what seems to be a dummy iPhone shows a lot of the new model.
Leaker Steve Hemmerstoffer tweeted this photo of what he claims is the iPhone 7 earlier today, and TechRadar notes that much like the rumors swirling around for a while now, the new iPhone (assuming this is the iPhone 7) looks pretty much identical to the previous iPhone generation. The fact that he's only showing the back of the phone may imply that Apple has some more notable changes they've made in the phone's front, but that's just speculation for now.
You'll easily notice a somewhat notable difference in the iPhone 7's white antenna bands. The two bands at the top and the bottom of the rear outer casing are much more pronounced and conspicuous than that of the iPhone 6S.
The iPhone 7's rumored dual lens camera that should be coming doesn't seem to be happening as well, as we can only see one lens in this photo, which is also bigger than that of the iPhone 6S and retains the bump. That means the iPhone 7's camera may just have a wider aperture than its predecessor.
It's also possible that the 3.5mm headphone jack is also really done away with as it would be in the MacBook Pro 2016, but the lack of a different angle in this photo makes it hard to tell. TechRadar also reports that it may be likely that Lightning headphones are optional for the iPhone 7.
The iPhone 7 is scheduled to be revealed by Apple in September later this year. We'll update you with more information as we get them.
