It's not too long ago when Apple unleashed its latest invention, the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. It made its debut in September of this year and has been circulating throughout the globe with its features and specs even better than the performances of iPhones they previously released.
Long before the release of the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, the news for iPhone 8 for next year's release has spread worldwide. Next year, iPhone turns 10 years old and Apple has planned something bigger to commemorate the occasion where there are impressive features prepared for the iPhone 8's design.
According to MacRumors, it's going to be a ‘radical redesign' with an edge-to-edge display that does away with the top and bottom bezels where features like the Touch ID fingerprint sensor and the front-facing camera are housed. For iPhone 8, the Touch ID and the camera may be built directly into the display which means there will be no Home button.
For years, Apple has desired to release an iPhone that 'looks like a single sheet of glass' and it looks like it's going to happen in 2017. The design would take the whole front of the iPhone and Apple might use a 5.5-inch or larger display. Rather than LCD, the display would be flexible OLED which will let Apple to present a thinner device that will use less power and will offer an enhanced display with higher contrast ratio.
For the iPhone's body, Apple might retreat from the aluminum used in the iPhone 5, 5s, 6, 6s, and SE. Instead, it might re-adopt a glass body that's similar to the iPhone 4.
The iPhone 8 might have a 10-nanometer A11 chip inside which is expected to be more efficient and faster. It might also consist of a long-range wireless charging and biometric additions like iris or facial scanning. Nevertheless, iPhone 8 is still an unconfirmed name for the device as Apple is said to be releasing at least three iPhone models in 2017.
