iPhone 8 Rumors List So Far (Continuously Updated)

Tim Cook has promised that "the best is yet to come" and people are predicting the next iPhone accordingly.

Below is the small (and ever growing) list of rumors that we have heard of the next iPhone so far. Only 5 months after the release of the iPhone 7. The list will keep growing as new rumors come in. Also, all the rumors are taken only from trusted and well-known sources.
  1. Branding: iPhone 8 or iPhone 7s
  2. Home Button Removal
  3. Curved Screen
  4. OLED Screen
  5. Three New Models (4.7, 5.5, 5.8 inches)
  6. Full-screen Touch ID
  7. Truly Wireless Charging (up to 10 feet)
  8. Bazel-less Display
  9. iPhone X or The Mysterious iPhone
  10. Fast Charging
  11. Tap to Wake
  12. All Glass Body
  13. Red iPhone
  14. iPhone Pro
  15. 2 Steps Recognition
  16. Facial Recognition Replacing Touch ID
  17. New 5 inch Model
  18. Inclusion of an Iris Scanner
  19. $1000+ price tag for the special edition
  20. Early production
This list will help us to see how many of this rumors turns out to be true when the next iPhone is finally launched.

You can also read about

  1. The proof of the removal of the Home Button on the Next iPhone, 
  2. How iPhone 7 hints radical design improvements of the next iPhone
  3. How all these leaks are only ruining the excitement but not the products themselves

If you come to know of a new rumor unlisted here, please inform in the comment section below.

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