Apple is set to unveil the new iPhone 7 on Wednesday, and we already know pretty much everything about the new model, although last-minute leaks seem to point to a few unexpected changes.
The new information that has emerged comes to confirm the storage options for the new iPhone, as Apple is making changes that will make a little more sense since microSD card support will not be offered.
The 16GB version of the iPhone will be discontinued, so the model will come with 32GB of storage - a significant change - given that iOS and its pre-installed apps already consume several gigabytes on each device - and iOS 10 is likely to take up even more space. Previously, the 16GB iPhone had about 11GB available, due to pre-installed software.
According to today's information, the iPhone 7 will come in three different storage versions: 32 GB, 128 GB, and 256 GB. Therefore, the 64 GB version is also being discontinued.
Without a doubt, this upgrade in storage will be very convenient for iPhone buyers since there will be no support for microSD cards, but also because Apple is also upgrading the cameras, so photos will consume more space on the devices.
More information about the color and versions will be released by Apple itself on Wednesday, during the official unveiling of the iPhone 7.
