These iPhone SE, 7 and Pro concept images by Hajek try to depict Apple's 2016 lineup

posted by Daniel P. / Mar 21, 2016, 9:24 AM

These iPhone SE, 7 and Pro concept images by Hajek try to depict Apple's 2016 lineup

We are just a few hours away from the potential unveiling of Apple's first smartphone for the year... wait, what, isn't it still spring? Yes, yes, dear Rip van Winkle, it is still spring, and we know that Apple is usually releasing new iPhones in the fall, that is why we were intrigued when we came across Apple's whole rumored phone lineup for 2016 depicted in concept images by none other than Martin Hajek.

The graphics artist is perhaps the best source of quality renders for future mobile gear, as his renders aren't simply wishful thinking thrown together, but carefully crafted depictions of rumors that are based on Apple's general design language. These latest concepts are conveniently set against a backdrop that Apple uses in its event presentations, making them come alive even more.

We have the eventual 4" iPhone SE that is supposed to be announced today, as well as the iPhone 7 with the antenna bands pushed to the edges, as well as the grandest mystery of them all - the iPhone Pro - which is speculated to arrive with a dual camera that may offer optical zoom and other cool photog options. Check them out.

Apple iPhone SE, 7 and Pro concept images

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11 Comments

1. Rafishant

Posts: 396; Member since: Oct 13, 2015

Why Apple won't change the design of the iPhone 7? iPhone 3G, 4, 5, and 6. All had a new design, so why would Apple keep the same design for four years?!.. Really strange!

posted on Mar 21, 2016, 9:29 AM 1

2. Adreno

Posts: 755; Member since: Mar 12, 2016

@Rafishant You don't change the winning team.

posted on Mar 21, 2016, 9:44 AM 1

4. tech2

Posts: 3487; Member since: Oct 26, 2012

They were not exactly losing out when they decided to change the design in the past as well. If a company is succeeding at something that doesn't mean they shouldn't change. IMO, customers will be bored and will be less likely to upgrade should they follow the same design.