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What's next for Apple's iPhone?
With the iPhone 7 no thinner, lighter, taller or sharper than its predecessor, where will Apple look next in order to drive upgrades?
Adam Turner is an award-winning Australian technology journalist with a passion for gadgets.
With the iPhone 7 no thinner, lighter, taller or sharper than its predecessor, where will Apple look next in order to drive upgrades?
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