iPhone 8 has some new secrets revealed today by two images that show the internal structure of the smartphone developed during this period by the Apple company. In the two images below you can see the entire internal structure of the iPhone 8, but also how the logic board will be positioned inside the case, plus some of its components.
We start with these internal components that will find their place on the logic board of the iPhone 8, an A11 chip with a new processor and 3 GB of RAM being shown in the first image. The RAM memory, the Wi-Fi chip, the SIM card slot, and other components that Apple intends to integrate into the iPhone 8 are also clearly visible.
You can notice that Apple intends to modify the structure of the logic board of the iPhone 8 in order to be able to implement substantial changes for its new smartphone. More precisely, you can see in the second image that this logic board is specially modified to allow the inclusion of a vertical dual camera in the iPhone 8, as well as new batteries.
The iPhone 8 could have two batteries included
More precisely, the Apple company would like to integrate a large capacity main battery in the iPhone 8, marked in yellow in the picture below, but also a smaller one, visible in the lower right. A rumor from a few weeks ago suggested this, and the image below would have been recently taken directly from a partner of the Apple company that is currently developing the iPhone 8 for launch.
Apart from these, we can see that the iPhone 8 will have 3D Touch at the base implemented in 3 different positions, but also that the dual vertical camera is crammed between the components. In the upper part of the iPhone 8 case we can see the 3D front camera, the proximity sensor, the ambient light sensor and the speaker, many changes being visible here as well.
Practically, the sketch below shows us that Apple will implement many new features in the iPhone 8, many components being crammed next to each other in the case. It is difficult to say now how much of this information regarding the iPhone 8 is true, but this is the second sketch that shows exactly this change for the products of Cupertino.
