iPhone 8 is presented in detail today by a new sketch that aims to show us what will be the news that Apple will offer us. The sketch is similar to one published just a day before, showing exactly the same changes for the iPhone 8 that we saw in the initial one, only now they are a bit more nuanced.
We see again in this sketch that the vertical dual camera of the iPhone 8 is still present, and Touch ID will not be integrated into the case, as many people fear. This means that the iPhone 8 will have a Touch ID integrated into the screen, something that everyone wants and which would give Apple a major advantage over the competition.
In the upper part of the sketch we can see that the iPhone 8 will have sensors for proximity and ambient light, plus a dual front camera, most likely 3D. The iPhone 8 case has two cuts to integrate the antennas of the device, so it is possible that the way they are implemented in iPhone 7 will remain the same.
iPhone 8 – a detailed sketch shows Apple's news
Further, in the sketch of the iPhone 8 we can see the motherboard in yellow, a Power button, the battery on the right side, but also a wireless charging system. Taptic Engine for 3D Touch, a Lightning port, a speaker, the SIM drawer, the volume and Mute buttons and the LED flash completing the entire image of the new Apple smartphone.
The interesting part of this iPhone 8 sketch lies in the fact that it shows two pads for wireless charging, they are most likely based on the Qi standard. The Apple Watch has a technology based on Qi, and since February Apple has been part of the consortium that develops this wireless charging standard, so its plans are quite clear.
Apart from all this, the iPhone 8 will have a screen with a diagonal of 5.8 inches that will cover the entire front panel of the device. An A11 chip will also be used by Apple, and those 3D cameras will have functions for augmented reality, so Apple will give us a really impressive smartphone this year.
