New iPhone 7 Edge Concept Phone Looks like Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge [VIDEO]

We've heard and seen plenty of rumours of the Apple iPhone 7 in the past few weeks. While we'll still have to wait a while until the Cupertino-based giant reveals the final design, a renowned concept designer who goes by the name Hasan Kaymak has come up with an iPhone 7 Edge concept phone much in advance.

In Kaymak's point of view, the iPhone 7 will be identical to the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge. Yes, you heard it right! As you might have guessed by now, the iPhone 7 Edge retains the iPhone 6's form factor but does away with the bezels from the iPhone.

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Basically, the iPhone 7 Edge has the same look and feel as the Galaxy S6 Edge. The device is a bit reminiscent of the Galaxy S6 Edge while also borrowing from the design of the ZTE Nubia Z9.

Kaymak's Apple iPhone 7 Edge concept also features a full metallic body and is overall thinner than the existing iPhone 6. The concept phone seems to be keeping the rounded edges of the iPhone's design and the dual-tone colours for the top and bottom portions of the phone.

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As for the specs, the concept artist didn't provide any, but we can make a few speculations based on previous rumours. According to media reports, iPhone 7 will bring a big design change from its predecessor, iPhone 6S.

So, we can expect the iPhone 7 to have a 4.7-inch screen, a rounded, metal chassis and a slim profile. Unlike its predecessor, the iPhone 7 is expected to be made available in a new colour option: rose gold.

It's believed that Samsung will be supplying Apple's A9 processor, and that they're being manufactured using a new 14-nanometer process, meaning the chipset would be fast, and of course, more powerful.

Another big rumour around the next-gen iPhone 7 is that the iPhone 7's Touch ID fingerprint sensor, which is usually situated beneath the Home button, could be built-in to the entire display. This could be indeed a revolutionary step.

Interestingly, the iPhone 7's camera could rival your beloved DSLR camera. The Cupertino-based company recently acquired LinX, a company that specializes in making small camera modules, for an estimated $20 million. The firm's camera can also track depth, allowing for features such as post-shot refocusing and 3D modeling. Apparently Apple is thinking to use the same technology to the iPhone 7.

Seeing as how iOS 9 is scheduled to launch next month, it's possible that the iPhone 7 will run on this latest version of the operating system.