Apple iPhone 7 is here with a water-resistant body

After months of rumors, the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus are here in the flesh! Apple announced both  at its launch event in San Francisco.

If you always wanted water resistance and better battery life on your iPhone, you're going to be happy with this awesome devise, but if you wanted a headphone jack, you'll be sad :) alos come with a
Non-removable Li-Po 1960 mAh battery, 750 x 1334 pixels display.

Here are the most important things you need to know about the iPhone 7:
 

• Size and feel: The iPhone 7 feels pretty much the same as the iPhone 6S, with the same 4.7-inch screen. Apple says the "HD Retina display" is 25 percent brighter than last year's model. It includes the pressure-sensitive 3D Touch layer that buzzes slightly when you press and hold the screen.

• Static home button: The home button is now solid state, which means you can't physically press or click it in -- kind of like the Motorola Moto Z and OnePlus 3. It's pressure-sensitive, including "taptic feedback", which just means that apps can give you three levels of pressure and haptic feedback, like a light or strong buzz. It doesn't feel like a button and definitely takes getting used to, but so far it seems to get the job done.

• Water-resistant:i Yup it is be water-resistant (IP67).

• No headphone jack:  Instead, Apple's new EarPods headphones will connect through the Lightning connector port; you'll also get an adaptor in the box. Apple's also pushing new, funky-looking AirPods headset connects wirelessly through auto-pairing.

• New camera: The iPhone 7 keeps the 12-megapixel camera, but adds a larger aperture and -- this is a big deal -- optical image stabilization that keeps images steadier. We do notice that the camera sticks out more from the back. (The iPhone 7 Plus gets a second, 56mm telephoto lens on the back that works like a built-in zoom feature. Phones like the LG V20, Huawei P9 and Huawei Honor 8 have two cameras, too.) We have lots more detail below.