iPhone 8 News, Rumors, Specs And Updates: Apple To Launch The Biggest & Curviest iPhone In Apple History? Successor Arriving 2017?

Apple creates increasing anticipation among fans as rumors reveal the upcoming release of iPhone 8. iPhone 8 is said to be the biggest and curviest iPhone in Apple history.

Forbes says the mobile phone giant Apple, is working on something big for 2017. Apple announces its decision to develop and release an innovative upgrade. With the differentiated reception of the iPhone 7, the iPhone that lost its audio jack, the rumored iPhone 8 initiated an enormous wave of anticipation from iPhone fans.

At this point, everything is yet to be confirmed. Apple's upgrade could either be an iPhone 7s or an Apple Anniversary phone. But speculations are leaning towards the theory of the release of what will become Apple's biggest iPhone model, the iPhone 8.

Reports claim that iPhone 8 will become the world's largest iPhone with a 5.8-inch screen. The latest iPhone 7 by Apple falls a little short at its current 5.5 inch screen.

The anticipated iPhone 8 will be fitted with Apple's latest patented technology, the bezel-less display. The technology gets rid of the iPhone bezel - the space that serves as the frame between the iPhone's screen and the physical edge of the unit.

Fox Business adds that the iPhone 8 will also function with an organic light emitting diode display (OLED). The OLED is huge, to match the 5.8-inch bezel-less structure of the iPhone. The OLED technology, if used in iPhone 8, will be another first for Apple.

The actual physical dimension of the anticipated iPhone 8 will be almost similar to the 5.5-inch iPhone 7. The 3-inch display expansion by Apple will come from the bezel-less structure of the iPhone 8 model.

Speculators admit that the recent launch of iPhone 7 is still hot news and it is still pretty much early to expect the release of iPhone 8. But analysts agree that Apple's trend is to up the game with larger screens. Rumors also hint the possibility of an iPhone with curvy edges. Sounds familiar?