iPhone 8 and two iPhone 7S models were confirmed by an alleged document that was published last night on the Internet by a Chinese. The document would have been taken directly from the factory of an Apple partner and reveals three new iPhone terminal models, which have the code names D20, D21 and D22.
Without giving details about the components that these devices should include, those who obtained the document claim that the iPhone 8 has the Ferrari code name. It is not known what components the iPhone 8 has, but it would be the model that Apple will sell in 2017, and the two models of the iPhone 7S will be cheaper than the current iPhone 7.
According to the person who provided this document, for the iPhone 8 the Apple company will change the design of the logic board in which the future A11 chip specially created for the new models will be found. It seems that the logic board will consist of two pieces that will be interconnected with a cable, as opposed to a single structure, as is currently the case.
iPhone 8 and iPhone 7S confirmed by a first document
Moreover, Apple wants to reposition the SIM drawer of the iPhone 8 in the lower part of the case to make room for new internal components. The change would be unexpected, but probably those from Apple have serious reasons to do it in iPhone 8 after years of offering the SIM drawer in exactly the same place as until now.
In the case of the iPhone 7S, it seems that there will be very few novelties and they have nothing to do with the design of the terminals, hence the reduced price for them. Apple will use the same design for the iPhone 7S case, with minor changes, but also the same design for the logic board and the way the internal components are arranged in the case, so there will be no surprises.
This is the first time we see a document in which we are presented with how the components dedicated to the iPhone 8 and iPhone 7S could look, but it will not be the last time. Considering the very high interest in the two terminals, I think we will see more and more evidence of their existence in the coming months, as we get closer to the launch.
