Diagram Allegedly Reveals Design of 5.8-inch iPhone With 4mm Bezels [Images]

A new diagram has surfaced on iFanr which allegedly reveals the design of the next generation iPhone.

The diagram, which can be seen below, appears to line up with a report from Benjamin Geskin who claims to have seen 'real blueprints' of the iPhone 8. The phone features a 5.768-inch 2.5D display that takes up nearly the entire front with just 4mm bezels on all four sides. At the top, hidden below the display, are the earpiece, and from left to right: a dual camera module integrated 3D surface mapping scanner; a screen dimming color compensator; an infrared transmitter and receiver detector; and a 3D laser dimming range finder.




Overall the phone will purportedly measure 137.54mm tall and 67.54mm wide. There's also a dual camera setup on the back which has changed to be in a vertical orientation

Flash placed in the middle of the two cameras is because this time the two cameras have optical image stabilization, need to give each other more space. Unfortunately, this time Apple still did not put the camera smooth, raised will become the back of the apple new normal.

iFanr suggests that Apple may partner with Energous for wireless charging as some previous rumors have claimed. The phone will use a double-sided glass design that is more rounded than the iPhone 4 to make wireless charging possible.

The site has created some mockups based on the diagram. Take a look below and let us know what you think!


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