Apple iPhone 8 to be released in fall 2017 with cutting-edge specs and features

Rumors are spreading regarding the launch of Apple iPhone 8. The California-based tech giants have revealed its latest version of iPhone series in September this year.  

As per MacRumors, the company is over a year from the launch of the iPhone 8, but since of Apple's ambitious plans for the gadget; there are now a plenty of rumors implying at the great features coming in the 2017 iPhone. It has been reported that as for the built, Apple is switching aluminum to glass body. No less than one iPhone display coming in 2017 will utilize a glass body, as per Apple supplier Catcher Technology, and as per the reports, the glass will be worked around an aluminum or stainless steel frame.

iPhone 8 will be a radical redesign, with an edge-to-edge show that gets rid of the top and base bezels. Touch ID and the camera might be incorporated specifically with the display, which means there will be no Home button. Likewise, inside the iPhone 8 is relied upon to have a 10-nanometer A11 chip, reports Trusted Review.

In addition to rumors, it could likewise incorporate features like long-range wireless charging and biometric augmentations like iris or facial scanning. And in higher-end models with a dual-lens camera, both lenses are required to highlight optical picture adjustment.

With that amazing features and design, iPhone 8 might feature curved OLED screen permitting Apple to present a more slender gadget that devours less power. The display would take up the whole front of the iPhone, bits of gossip recommend Apple will utilize a 5.5-inch or larger display. It might likewise include edges that are fairly bent on both sides.

The customer can buy iPhone 7 rose gold 32 GB at USD 725.97 and iPhone 7 plus black 32 GB at USD 928 and Apple MFi Certified Bluetooth Gamepad For USD 61.99.

In 2016, Apple is anticipated to release the iPhone 7, a gadget with more unassuming design changes. The iPhone 8 is still a work in progress and will probably launch in the fall of 2017.