APPLE'S iPhone 7 is just months away and rumours suggest it's going to be massive.
Apple's next flagship smartphone looks likely to be unveiled in September.
Expected to be called the iPhone 7 this latest device looks set to include a host of upgrades including better camera, screen and battery.
There's also a major rumour that Apple will ditch the headphone port on the base of the phone allowing it to become thinner.
Now sources in Taiwan are reporting Apple is set to produce a record number of handsets in time for the September launch.
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According to the Taiwanese Economic Daily Times Apple has requested between 72-78 million units of the next iPhone.
That's much more than the 65 million phones that was predicted by some Wall Street analysts.
Apple recently unveiled its latest iPhone to join the ever-growing range.
Called the iPhone SE this device takes its styling from the older 5s but has all the goodies of the 6s tucked inside.
The new cheaper iPhone SE has proven to be extremely popular with many stores selling out across the US and UK.
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