With Apple expected to announce a trio of new iPhones next month, parts for various models have surfaced on the web, claiming to be parts for the iPhone 7s and iPhone 7s Plus.
The first image claims to be iPhone 7s logic boards, posted by Benjamin Geskin, which look like they could fit an A11 chip leaked earlier on Chinese social media. We asked veteran leaker @OnLeaks about the validity of this logic board, and he told iPhone in Canada “I don’t know but looks legit.”
The second set of leaks come from leak aggregator Slaskleaks, which has posted a picture of what claims to be the same logic board for the iPhone 7s, but a CAD drawing of some sort instead:
Next, a video shows off purported logic boards for the iPhone 7s Plus:
Take these leaks for what they are worth, but if you’re into inspecting alleged next-gen iPhone parts, take a gander.
Oreo is launching its very first Metaverse experience later this month in Canada. On January 30th, Oreo is launching its new limited-edition cookie, ‘The Most Oreo’ as well as an interactive digital Oreoverse world. The Oreoverse is said to incorporate multiple levels of “cookie-themed games” where players have a chance to win prizes. Of the...
Today, Xbox and Bethesda are hosting their Developer_Direct stream. The first digital showcase of the year from Xbox is said to provide new information and gameplay for a handful of anticipated games arriving on Xbox, PC, and Xbox Game Pass. Xbox announced the Developer_Direct earlier this month. Setting expectations accordingly, fans can expect to hear...
Apple Senior Vice President of Worldwide Marketing, Greg “Joz” Joswiak, visited Canada to partake in the launch of today’s 14 and 16-inch M2 MacBook Pro and M2 Mac mini. “Great to be with the Toronto team for MacBook Pro and Mac mini availability! Definitely feeling the 🇨🇦 spirit!,” said Joswiak on Tuesday afternoon. He shared […]