Here are the most beautiful and realistic iPhone 8 renders available today, as confirmed by our inside sources on Twitter last week. More recently, a bombshell exposé posted to Reddit by user AMA also corroborated iDrop News’ leaks stating the iPhone 8 would feature a vertical dual-lens camera setup, wireless charging, as well as facial and iris biometric security scanners. These renders, which show the iPhone 8 running iOS 11, are nearly identical to the actual device and operating system set to debut this fall. We are providing you a peek into Apple’s September keynote unlike anyone else online. See the full resolution image gallery at the bottom of this page.
iPhone 8 Features
We know more about the upcoming iPhone 8 than any other iPhone pre-release before. We are confident the iPhone 8 will possess the following features:
Wireless Charging
Schematics of the iPhone 8 have shown a large “pad” on the inside of the upcoming device. This pad will enable wireless charging, and will be facilitated by the iPhone 8’s glass back panel.
Vertical Dual-Lens Camera System
The iPhone 8 will feature a vertical dual-lens camera system. The camera setup has been repositioned due to Apple’s major endeavor into the field of augmented reality. Placing the dual-lens camera in a vertical position will enhance its usability and effectiveness when the phone is placed in landscape mode while using augmented reality.
Facial and Iris Biometric Security
A laser and infrared sensor on the front of the device will work in conjunction with a front-facing 3D dual-camera lens system to add additional layers of security including facial and iris recognition.
Hidden Touch ID Under the Display
There has been proof provided for and against the idea of Apple incorporating a “hidden” Touch ID mechanism underneath the display of the iPhone 8. While iDrop News was told specifically in March that the iPhone 8 would feature Touch ID on the rear of the device, we believe that Apple has tested multiple devices and ultimately the iPhone 8 model that will make its way into production will feature Touch ID technology built into the front-facing glass.
