There are a lot of leaks and rumors surrounding the iPhone 7 that have been passed off as news. in fairness, however, most of the initial reports seem to be correct.

One of the persistent rumors is the decision by Apple to stick to 720p for the iPhone 7 and or perhaps 1080p for the iPhone 7 Plus, when the 2K has become quite the standard for the other smartphones. Meanwhile, Xperia Z5 is boasting of true 4K resolution. In fact, Samsung's AMOLED displays blow Apple's smartphones out of the water.

The lack of improvement on the screen display between the iPhone 6 and the next generation of smartphones is rather disappointing, said Yahoo.

It seems that the news about iPhone 7 being the last in the current display technology as Apple shifts to curved OLED panel does have some basis at this point.

If that's the case, then Apple better bring it in terms of the other hardward upgrades. By all indication, according to the leaked info, the smartphone is much improved across the board from the A10 processor, the 2 GB RAM, 1960mAh battery, and better resistance to water and dust.

Meanwhile, in other news, Apple has announced 2TB option in the cloud in preparation for the release of the iPhone 7.

The report from The Verge said that the 2TB of cloud space for the iPhone 7 can be had for about $20 per month. For those who think that 2TB is too much, they can also opt for the 1TB option for $9.99 or the 200 GB for just $2.99 a month.