iPhone 8 will be launched by the Apple company with a screen whose diagonal will be 5.8 inches, 1.1 inches larger than that of the current iPhone 7 terminal. We know "in numbers" what will be the difference between the iPhone 8 and iPhone 7 screens, but thanks to a new image we can get a clearer idea about the real difference between the dimensions of these two top Apple smartphones.
The iPhone 8 will have a screen that covers the entire front panel of the smartphone from one image to another, from top to bottom, its overall dimensions being similar to those of the iPhone 7. This design allows Apple to launch an iPhone 8 that it is not much bigger than the iPhone 7, but it has a screen with a much larger diagonal, which can display much more information, as you can see below.
iPhone 8 will have approximately 25% more space on the screen to display applications and menus, compared to iPhone 7, and this is excluding the virtual Home button. In practice, you can see below that the iPhone 8 displays more of an application than the iPhone 7 and this in the conditions that it has the virtual Home button present at the bottom, this interface will disappear in certain applications, so the space will be more extensive.
iPhone 8 - how much bigger is it than iPhone 7?
The iPhone 8 will also have a cutout in the upper part, but it will be made at the p level that you can see in the image below, so it should not reduce the space on the screen. The iPhone 8 status bar will be visible in the two parts of the screen left next to the cutout, the iPhone 7 not having such a design, so it will remain with the old design for this element in the iOS 11 interface, which will undergo a radical change .
iPhone 8 will have a resolution of 2436×1125 pixels for this portion of the screen that will display the application interface, it will be 5.15 inches, the remaining 0.65 inch being dedicated to the Home button interface. However, leaving the numbers aside, the important thing to see is that the iPhone 8 will display at least 25% more information on the screen compared to the iPhone 7, and this even though the total dimensions of the terminals will be very close.
The iPhone 8 fulfills the dreams of many Apple customers who hoped to have a larger screen in a reasonably sized smartphone. Those from Apple managed to fulfill this requirement and in iPhone 8 they give those who do not want the Plus models the opportunity to enjoy a fairly close experience, but in a much smaller smartphone.
