iPhone 8 is presented today in some new images that are meant to show us 3 of the colors that the Apple company would like to use for the case. What you see in the images below is based on stolen sketches from Foxconn, which is currently producing iPhone 8 prototypes, so they should be quite real.
Despite this, the images show us an iPhone 8 that has a front panel that closely resembles those of the smartphones sold by HTC. We can notice that the front panel of the iPhone 8 would not have integrated a fingerprint reader, Touch ID being present in the case, under the logo, but the new 3D front camera does not find a place under the screen either.
The images contradict a multitude of rumors and sketches that have appeared recently for the iPhone 8 from an extremely varied range of sources in China. We start with the screen, where the upper part of the iPhone 8 seems to be taken from a completely different smartphone, the whole design looking much different than what Apple has done so far.
iPhone 8 is presented in multiple colors today
Moving on to the case, we can see that the LED flash is not integrated into the iPhone 8 camera, as we were told by some rumors that appeared last week, or some sketches published on the Internet. This isn't a major change, but it can make the difference between an iPhone 8 design that might be real and one that's completely fake and won't be used.
Regarding Touch ID, positioning the button in the iPhone 8 case, under the logo, is definitely a bad decision that Apple could make. Many people criticize the idea of having a Touch ID integrated into the iPhone 8 case, but if they cannot integrate a fingerprint reader into the screen, Apple has no choice.
Finally, the colors in the images below were also used in the iPhone 7, so the use in the iPhone 8 does not seem so unusual at the moment. It is unlikely that Apple will release a new color with the iPhone 8 this year, but it could also offer a red version, although there are currently no rumors to suggest this.
