Update: The iPhone 7S could have 3D cameras and a True Tone display, while the Touch ID fingerprint scanner might be moved to the back.
The launch of a new iPhone is usually the biggest smartphone event in any given year, but with 2017's iPhone launch marking the tenth anniversary of Apple's iconic handset the iPhone 7S could be even more special.
Although, it's looking like the iPhone 7S will be nothing more than an iterative update on 2016's iPhone 7, with a completely separate device - the iPhone 8 - sporting showstopping tech to celebrate 10 years of iPhone.
The pressure is on too, with the newly launched Samsung Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus offering up huge screens with minimal bezels - something Apple has yet to finesse on its iPhones - and the LG G6, Huawei P10 and Sony Xperia XZ Premium all turning up too.
Despite the new iPhone 7S still being several months away, we’ve already heard numerous rumors about what to expect.
