Other parts shown off by Rock Fix include some screen panels in the usual two sizes, some SanDisk memory chips of up to a whopping 256GB, plus a dual-lens camera for the larger model (hello, Huawei!). The shop owner also told us that there will be some changes to the antenna design, though he clarified that this won't get rid of those antenna bands on the back of the phone; maybe it's more to do with the rumored switch to Intel's modem for the GSM models.

Despite such recent leaks, there's still some uncertainty regarding the iPhone 7's features. For one, just three days ago, an industry insider claimed he heard from a Foxconn source saying Apple had canned the dual-lens camera because the technology wasn't ready, but the following day another insider shot this rumor down, as he had heard from multiple suppliers saying the tooling was already made and that it'd be too late to change it (a self-proclaimed Foxconn employee commented below this Weibo post to say mass production started last month). He added that Samsung, Oppo, Vivo and Xiaomi are also exploring dual-lens cameras for their upcoming smartphones, so it'll be interesting to see what the mobile industry will offer in the coming months.