iPhone 8: Presentation on September 12

The wait is over: Apple will announce its next iPhone (iPhone 8) on September 12, according to Wall Street Journal.

The timing, however, seems to be in line with the usual iPhone announcements at Apple's events to date. But this time, the company says it will reveal three . iPhone 8

Η μια θα είναι το σχεδόν χωρίς home iPhone 8 we've heard so much about, while the other two devices will likely be the iPhone 7s and 7s Plus, with less radical design changes.

IPhone 8 is expected to costs over 1000 dollars in some configurations, probably due to over-pricing for the construction of his screen, but also for the fact that Apple will try to be one of the few companies that use wireless charge.

It will have advanced face recognition to compensate for the lack of a front-facing touch ID, although some expect the fingerprint sensor to move to the power button.

All three devices are expected to include some form ς s.

As WSJ points out, Apple is usually starting to sell its devices around 10 days after the announcement, but rumors say that this time Apple will be a bit late with the availability of the high end iPhone 8.

Apple is also expected to unveil an Apple Watch with an LTE chip that would most likely allow it to run independently of the smartphone, as well as an 4K Apple TV box.

Some leaks even indicate that the company will release a real 60-inch TV. But it would be good not to believe everything, until the official announcement is made. One could very easily say that the first electric vehicle of Apple… will be released.

Anyway, a few days left.

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