The Wall Street Journal is today backing up rumors that Apple's iPhone 7 will bear a close resemblance to its two most recent predecessors, the iPhone 6 and 6S. The device, due this fall, will see "subtle changes" and you've already heard about the biggest one: the headphone jack is going away. The screen sizes offered will remain unchanged at 4.7- and 5.5 inches. This will mark a departure from Apple's "tick tock" cycle of completely overhauling the iPhone's design every two years.
Instead, the iPhone due next year will be the one to undergo substantial design changes. Possibilities include a curved, edge-to-edge OLED screen and a Touch ID fingerprint sensor built into the display itself — negating the need for a physical home button....
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