Aug 23, 2016 08:44 AM EDT By Shunie Pearl C. Dela Cruz, UniversityHerald Reporter

Users of iPhone often complained about the phone poor battery life. The most common complaint heard is the fast consumption of battery even when the phone is in standby mode. Apple has already a solution in mind for this and this keeps the loyal consumers excited for iPhone 7 and iPhone Plus is rumored to have better battery life. Could it be true that newest mobile flagship of Apple will have a 24-hour battery life?

The Telegraph featured the top 11 new features that could possibly be sported by the newest Apple mobile flagship - iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. And of the top possible new features is the better battery life. According to the report, bigger battery is most likely on the go based on the leaked images of the newest iPhones. iPhone 7 Plus will have a 2810 mAH capacity while iPhone 7 will have 1735.

But before this speculated features, Apple has already addressed the issue of weak battery through introducing the "Low Power Mode in iOS 9" - an upgrade on the software side. This rumored 24-hour battery life is not confirmed by Apple however it can also depend on the usage of the owner.

Aside from the better battery, the newest iPhone 7 models are also rumored to be the godfather of headphone jack-less mobile. And this is likely to happen because Apple was noted on killing of the physical battery when they first introduced iPhone 7 in the market. Lightning connector will be used in replacement to the audio jack alongside the wireless ear buds. In addition, waterproofing is like to happen in iPhone 7.

The two iPhones is slated to launch in September 7 through a press event to be hosted by Apple. However, according to AT&T retail schedule the phone will be available in the Apple Stores for purchase on September 16 tentatively and possible to be pushed through on September 23.

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