iPhone 8 News: Here's What Apple's Next Flagship Could Look Like; More On Measurements, Release Date, & Updated Features

Another iPhone 8 rumor has made its way to the web, which may be the most exact take on Apple's upcoming anniversary device. These new renders come through tipster Onleaks, a well-reputed leak expert, who is accepted to have based the renders on the leaked CAD images. 

The computer-aided design, also known as CAD, is a 3D render of the item sent to assembling operations in front of starting its mass production. Because these renders depend on CAD drawings from the industrial facility, they incorporate significantly more detail than what we've seen in past weeks about the iPhone 8. 

According to Express, the Apple iPhone 8 in these renders measures 143.5 x 70.9 x 7.7mm, which makes it marginally thicker than both the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, which time in at 7.1 mm and 7.3 mm, separately. 

In light of these images, it shows up the iPhone 8 will have a bent stainless steel edge, which is much like the design of the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S. 

Like the Samsung Galaxy S8, the back of the iPhone 8 will be made from glass. However, one Galaxy S8 highlight will not make it to the iPhone 8, as widely expected. Apple was relied upon to use a double bent display to give a new look to the iPhone. Rather, Apple will bend the glass on the front of the gadget, blending it with the stainless steel on the border of the phone. 

Also, the iPhone 8 is anticipated to be the first Apple smartphone to use an OLED board. Apple is accepted to have submitted a request for 70 million OLED boards from its prime rival Samsung. 

There are various advantages of moving from LCD in the iPhone 8. The innovation used in current era iPhone handsets, and OLED boards. Dissimilar to LCD displays, which use a backdrop illumination to lighten up their pixels, the pixels that make up an OLED board create their own light source. 

It is said that the iPhone 8 would have a Touch ID underneath the glass display, and remote charging. 
Apple is required to debut the iPhone 8 close by the iPhone 7S and iPhone 7S Plus, which will include just a couple of minor redesigns, in September. 

As per JPMorgan, these updates will have some tasteful changes when contrasted with the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. The examiner note claims Apple will move from anodized aluminum so it can have remote charging on the new iPhone 8.