iPhone 8 and the technical specifications were revealed today by an American publication, some of them being presented for the first time to the whole world. According to this publication, the iPhone 8 will have a 5.8-inch OLED screen, but which will not be curved due to the difficulty of manufacturing such a component required by Apple.
The iPhone 8 will not have a Home button, as we knew, and the 5.8-inch screen will cover the entire front panel, as we have been told for a long time. The iPhone 8 will have the size of an iPhone 7 with a 4.7-inch screen, but the 5.8-inch screen will be integrated into it, and Apple will use an aspect ratio greater than 2:1 for the screen of the new device.
In terms of hardware, the iPhone 8 will still have 3 GB of RAM, like the iPhone 7 Plus, but it will be available in versions with only 64 GB and 256 GB of storage space. iPhone 8 will have a 3D front camera, which we already talked about today, it will offer facial recognition functions, iris scanning and applications for augmented reality.
iPhone 8 - technical specifications revealed
Even if the iPhone 8 will not have a curved OLED screen due to the difficulty of production and fragility upon impact, the selling price charged by Apple will be close to 1000 dollars. It is not known if the 64 GB model will cost as much, but it is very clear that the iPhone 8 with 256 GB of storage space will cost over 1000 dollars when it is launched.
Apart from iPhone 8, which will represent 40% of Apple's production, iPhone 7S and iPhone 7S Plus will be launched this year at competitive prices. The iPhone 7S will not have any important innovations compared to the iPhone 7 and will be available in the same versions with 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch screens, with storage spaces of up to 256 GB, as before.
You can see in the image below what the rumored iPhone 8 specifications look like today, they are extremely interesting and make it clear that those 1000 dollars will be well spent. iPhone 8 will be officially released on the market only in the fall of this year, but together with iOS 11, the future version of the operating system for iDevices.
