iPhone 8 may have no home button, but it could come with THIS instead

Apple ditched the dreaded 16GB iPhone when it released the iPhone 7, making 32GB the phone's smallest storage option. Apple may dump its low-storage option on its upcoming iPhone 8, which could start at the 64GB version, according to TrendForce. While the 4.7-inch iPhone 7S and 5.5-inch iPhone 7S Plus are believed to have a maximum of 256GB storage, the report does not offer their exact storage capacities. Limiting the smallest size to 64GB instead of 32GB could result in a higher price for the cheapest iPhone 8 option, which could dissuade some buyers. Apple may continue that trend by making 64GB its new smallest capacity and tossing out the 32GB option altogether.

The 64GB iPhone 8 could put an end to low-storage iPhones

Apple is reportedly planning a major makeover for the iPhone 8, with a curved glass display spanning the entire width of the front panel. REDDIT • FLOCKMANN • CONCEPTSiPHONE The iPhone 8 could be the first to feature physical buttonsThe iPhone 8 is shaping up to be one of the biggest launches of 2017. The new 10th anniversary edition of the iPhone is also expected to be modelled with an all-glass design, similar to the iPhone 4 and 4S. But now it looks like one of the most popular iPhone 8 rumours could be all but confirmed. Apple is also reportedly looking to distance itself from the curved aluminium design language it has used for the past three generations of iPhone, first introduced with iPhone 6.
as declared in Essentially, this rumored iPhone would display as much content as the iPhone 7 Plus display, but with a few extra lines of text, as the display is taller. With a pixel density of 528 PPI, it's a much higher-quality display than the current iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus display (respectively 326 ppi and 401 ppi). Like on the iPhone 7 Plus, Apple could provide different levels of "zoom," with 3x rendering as the default setting. If the main display area has a width of 1242 pixels, it would make a lot of sense. Maybe the OLED display could be curved on each side like on the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge — and you don't want to display text on a curved display.


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