Maybe the most anticipated smartphone in the world right now is the iPhone 7. The world is constantly at a buzz when this conversation comes up, and we already know some details about it. However, Marek Weidlich, a designer, offered up his design concept for the iPhone 7. Now, this isn’t confirming that this design will happen, but it’s clear that Weidlich put a lot of effort in envisioning it.
MAREK WEIDLICH’S TAKE ON THE IPHONE 7
This idea, which is dubbed vision Next, looks as if it drew inspiration from another famous pioneer. When Henry Ford created the Model T, he noted how customers could have any color they wanted to as long as it was black. With this quote in mind, Weidlich’s version of the iPhone would be available in only one color, silver. Also, it would only be available in one size, 4.7 inches. The only customization feature would be the two storage sizes of 64GB and 256GB. Also, with a display that covers the entire surface of the iPhone, Apple could actually keep the screen the same size while offering a smaller form factor. Overall, in Weidlich’s video description, he states he disagrees with the notion that smartphones are basically a fashion accessory with all of their available styles and colors. He says this is the main reason he wanted to avoid having customization features in his project.
GEERT VAN UFFELEN GIVES US SOME INSIGHT ON THE IPHONE 7
Unlike the previous take on the iPhone 7, Geert Van Uffelen gives us a version based on rumors heard. Firstly, his phone supports both a dual-lens camera and dual speakers. Both of these additions have been floating around the web. Also, there was no sign of a headphone jack on the design. Until the time comes, the world is going to continue to see different people offer their design takes on the iPhone 7. The good thing, though, is that all of them get us thinking about how good it could be.
