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iPhone 8: All you need to know

Topic: Business DevelopmentPublished February 8, 2017
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It’s no surprise that hype for the iPhone 8 is already building. Although ages away, we can fairly confidently predict the iPhone 8 release date. Assuming the annual September announcement tradition continues, the iPhone 8 release date will be in September 2017. However, 2017 marks the 10th anniversary of the original iPhone launch, so we wouldn't be too surprised if Apple mixed things up a bit. It's not necessarily going to be called the iPhone 8, of course, but that's the name we're using to keep things simple. The iPhone 7 has only been on sale for a while, but all we seem to be hearing are rumours about the iPhone 8. We think Apple might well be holding back some major updates and improvements for the iPhone 8, which will be launched on the 10th anniverary of the first iPhone. This time though it’s a quad-core affair, with two cores used for the high-powered stuff and two for the tasks that don’t need full power. The intended result is for the phone to last longer when you’re just checking your email – but we didn’t see much evidence of that. However, the speed of the iPhone isn’t a problem – that’s for sure. There’s very little you can throw at this phone that it can’t handle, be it quick photo adjustment in Adobe Photoshop, or more heavy video processing on the go. We’ve even heard that Apple could adopt a new ‘all-glass’ design from one top analyst, although it’s not clear whether that change will take place this year. The phone is come with some big changes like a new surprising design and different new features, better battery life and of course much better performance. Rumors about the thinner design is one of the sign that Apple could bring new surprising design on its next generation iPhone. Read on and find out the latest iPhone 8 specifications rumors, news, and more.

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