Apple’s iPhone 8 is already one of the most awaited devices of the forthcoming year and considering the fact that 2017 will mark the tenth anniversary of Apple’s iPhone line-up, there is no doubt that something really big is coming our way. There have been substantial talks circling Apple’s next iteration of their premium flagship line-up with many expected a radicalistic design and killer specification in the upcoming device.
Among the large volume of iPhone 8 rumours and speculations on the internet, very few are actually to be believed considering the launch of the device, if at all, is way far off in September. However, a certainDigitimes report points toa new supply chain report, however, that continues to believe a new 5.8-inch iPhone with an AMOLED panel supplied exclusively by Samsung is in the works.The report adds that the 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch iPhone models will not switch to AMOLED display technology and the premium screen specification will only be incorporated in what is pegged to be the iPhone 8 Plus.Digitimes also points to this detail on production timing which may be necessary to create significant numbers of new units for a fall launch.
If that is not all, there are other sources which offer to shed more light on the latest iPhone specifications stating that Apple might opt to launch a handier 5-inch variant of the iPhone 8 as well.Earlier this week, a separate report backed theclaim that a 5-inch iPhone is being planned, adding that a dual camera like the iPhone 7 Plus would be included but with a vertical design.
The iPhone 8 is going to be huge, without a doubt, and waiting out for this premium smartphone might just be worth it after all. There is no confirmed new regarding any of the rumours surrounding Apple’s iPhone 8 as we all know how tight-lipped the tech firm could be when it comes to their upcoming products. Come September, we might juts be able to see for ourselves how the iPhone 8 actually turns out and whether any of the specifications mentioned in early reports materialise or not.
