As Apple is preparing to celebrate iPhone's 10th year anniversary in 2017, the company is working on the biggest iPhone 8 launch of the year. Although Apple has just recently publicized its newest iPhone 7, Apple is crafting its biggest innovation in the iPhone series.
The iPhone 7, which is supposed to be the next model for the iPhone series, is reported to be inept since its design does not fit the advance features such as curved screens and Oled screen. Apple wanted to incorporate new design to be released in its anniversary celebration.
Apple is determined to release the new model, with advanced features and design including edge-edge organic light-emitting diode (OLED) screen. A major change for the iPhone 8 is the elimination of the home button, which will be replaced with a fingerprint sensor.
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The greatest innovation of iPhone 8 is the implementation of wireless charging capability. Apple hopes to finally materialize the technology into the iPhone 8, Forbes reports. A lot of iPhone users have already been disappointed at the slow upgrade of the iPhones.
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While Apple is currently working on the bigger upgrade of the new iPhone, there are speculations that Samsung is getting ahead of Apple in terms of technology upgrade. The Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge is already using the OLED display technology, in which the new iPhone will also utilize.
Samsung Display is reported to currently design an OLED technology which will be compatible with the iPhone technology. Samsung will likely invest billions accommodate iPhone's demand of 45,000 panels on OLED, which will be possibly use for iPhone 8, PC Advisor reports.
Talking about the price of iPhone 8, Apple has not yet released a statement.
