As we get closer to the unveiling of 's new iPhones Apple, more and more rumors are surfacing, and the latest ones are discussing the issue of the devices' memory capacity.
It is claimed that the three new iPhones that will be announced this year will have 3GB of RAM memory, just like the models from last year. This means that the giant must focus on design features and other specifications to make the new smartphones attractive to the public.
Additionally, the upcoming iPhone 7s and iPhone 7s with 4.7 and 5.5‑inch screens respectively will have the same capacity as the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus from the past year. On the other hand, the much‑discussed iPhone 8 could have 64 GB or 256 GB of internal storage.
Note that the 5.8 model will likely come with longer battery life, which is quite a positive for someone who doesn't want to necessarily buy the new iPhone 8 for its long-lasting battery.
However, this information contradicts previous reports that want the 5.5-inch iPhone and the 5.8-inch iPhone with OLED display to have 3 GB RAM, while the 4.7-inch model will continue to have 2 GB RAM. The truth is that last year's iPhone 7 Plus already offered 3 GB of RAM, so the current year's model is unlikely to have a large difference, at least regarding RAM capacity and internal storage.
The commemorative iPhone 8 will certainly stand out for its OLED screen, wireless charging and 3D facial recognition sensors. The only thing we don't know yet is what Apple will do about the integration of Touch ID…
