iPhone 8 is again in the center of our attention thanks to a model of the future smartphone that was made using the sketches that appeared in the last days on the Internet. In the images below you can see this white mockup made based on the iPhone 8 sketches, it has a dual vertical camera on the left side of the case, but also a Touch ID.
No one knows yet if the final version of the iPhone 8 will have an integrated Touch ID by the Apple company, but some sketches have confirmed this. Apple is trying to integrate Touch ID under the iPhone 8 screen at the moment, and if it succeeds, then that round button in the case will not appear in Apple's new smartphone.
Moving on, this iPhone 8 mockup is smaller than an iPhone 7 Plus, but larger than an iPhone 7, or iPhone 6S if we look at these images, and this somewhat contradicts some rumors. They stated that Apple will release the iPhone 8 with the dimensions of an iPhone 7, but with a screen that has a diagonal of 5.8 inches, but the model has much different dimensions.
An iPhone 8 mockup is compared to the iPhone 7 Plus
Having a larger screen, the iPhone 8 will have a screen ratio of 18:9 - 21:9, this detail not being clarified by rumors yet. If this model is based on real sketches, then it shows us that the iPhone 8 will be not only longer than the iPhone 7, but also wider, so we are talking about a more natural growth of the screen.
Of course, no one can confirm without a doubt all these changes of the iPhone 8, but their appearance suggests the fact that the development process is nearing the end. The Apple company wants its new smartphone to reach the market in the fall, but the iPhone 8 could only be released in November, due to the production problems of the new components.
From my point of view, this model of the iPhone 8 could still have slightly larger dimensions than the final product. This does not mean that it is still much different from other points of view, because the iPhone 8 is going to have a vertical dual camera, and that Touch ID in the case is likely, considering Apple's problems.
