The iPhone 8 is less than a year from release. Leaks, rumors, and news. are rounding up. Apple has only just released its new iPhone 7 and 7 Plus but that's not stopping a whirl of rumors starting about what's coming next from one of the largest phone makers in the world.
Here Is Everything You Want To Know About The iPhone 8
The iPhone 8 will come 10 years after Apple launched its first smartphone and this anniversary means belief is growing that this new device will be something exceptional. It's already expected that Apple is working closely on a phone that will sport a bezel-free design which means that the screen covers the fullness of the device's front.
This would be a major step towards the smartphone market as a whole, as no another smartphone maker is able to give such a design at this time.
Samsung handled to make its S7 edge including an edge-to-edge screen but this doesn't extend to the top and bottom of the phone. Speculations are also saying that Apple plans to experiment with OLED display technology. Also as curved glass that wraps around the handset, for the iPhone 8.
Some sources say that Apple may include an embedded home button than the one that is presently located at the bottom end of the iPhone 7's design. Flagships come and go, and this fact is reinforced by Samsung.
Samsung plans also to ditch the home button on their Galaxy S8 which is likely set to arrive early in 2017.
So When Will Apple Divulge All About Its New iPhone 8?
Apple always reveals the big iPhone updates in the Autumn and so there's no reason to suspect 2017 will be any different. Sadly, we don't need some analysts to get a fuzzy idea of what the iPhone 8 will look like. Moreover, the iPhone 8 is likely to cost the same amount to the iPhone 7, meaning a starting price of around $649 increasing potentially to around $849 for the biggest wth 256GB storage size and even more for the iPhone 8 Plus.
The smartphone industry is repetitive and also predictable. So we're already pretty confident about what's in store for Apple fans next year. Stay tuned for more updates.
