Apple has been known to play it safe when it comes to updating their smartphone portfolio, but it seems like the company is now looking to switch things up. A few pictures of the upcoming iPhone 7S have leaked and it was supplied to 9to5Mac by Sonny Dickson. 

The image reveals a very interesting feature i.e. a glass back which could signify inductive charging as a feature. Inductive charging is mainly used by smartphones that have the ability to get charged wirelessly.

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Apple is gearing up for the official announcement of the two smartphones sometime in September along with a brand new radically designed iPhone 8 which may arrive by early 2018. The three smartphones are expected to sell like hot cakes and are touted to be the reason behind Apple becoming the world's first trillion dollar company. 

Wireless charging is expected to be one of the main features on the iPhone 8, and if interpreted correctly, the feature might be in the hands of consumer sooner than we think. However, earlier this year, Foxconn employees hinted to a 7S model that will have the regular aluminium unibody and not a glass chassis as claimed by this leak. The employees also said that the 7s./7s plus models are not expected to have wireless charging. 

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Whatever might be the final feature on any of the three smartphones, we will only be sure once Apple unveils the device to the world. 

Source: 9to5Mac