Apple will be developing the next generation iPhone which is believed to include an improved battery life and a faster Internet speed.
Reports show that the tech giant will incorporate a Qualcomm-made chip which will improve or even double the speed of Internet connection on the upcoming version of the iPhone. The MDM9635M LTE chip which was developed by the wireless telecommunications products provider is also called the '9X35' Gobi modem platform.
The high-end chip makes it possible to increase the theoretical LTE speeds up to 100 percent which also varies depending on the user's carrier. The current version of iPhone delivers 150 Mbps of download speed. With the '9X35', the speed will then rise to 300 Mbps.
Users can also enjoy high-speed internet connection and an excellent download speed. But the upload speed remains untouched at 50 Mbps. The LTE chip is also a power saver and is firmly packed to aid smartphone developers in creating slimmer devices without compromising the performance and efficiency.
The advance technology that will be included in the upcoming "iPhone 7" indicates a more sophisticated product. According to 9to5mac, the improvements in the new version is concentrated more on the inside as the focus is on the performance and not on the device's exterior.
Apple's new operating system iOS 9 includes a power saver feature. Applying this improvement in the next iPhone will no longer be a surprise. Reports on the phone's motherboard show it is slimmer which can provide an extra space for a larger and more efficient battery.
In the year 2013, 9X35 was launched by the global semiconductor company, which was used in the Samsung Galaxy 5 last year. The current iPhone uses the '9X25' chip.
Consumers will once again have reasons to look forward to the coming Apple product.
