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Phone 8 Plus at the tech giant's annual product event tomorrow. Rumours suggest it will include wireless charging, a near- edge to edge display and facial recognition, which will potentially replace the fingerprint unlock system used since 2. Scroll down for video  Pictured is Apple's official invite to the reveal of the i. Phone at the Steve Jobs Theatre in Cupertino at 1. DST (1. 8: 0. 0 BST) tomorrow.

FEATURES IN THE GOLD MASTER i. OS 1. 1- Edgeless display and 'notch' at the top which holds the front facing camera and new 3. D sensors - True Tone Display- 1.

Longer power button- Home button replaced with Home bar- Six core design- Wireless charging- Apple Pay with Face ID- Dynamic status bar. Reports by Apple Insider claim that a 'disgruntled employee' has leaked a 'Gold Master' (GM) version of i. OS 1. 1, that contains a treasure trove of information about the i. Phone. The leak confirms many of the rumours that have been circulating for months, and sheds light on other new features we can expect to see in the i. Phone. Mail. Online has put together a list of all the features you can expect to see in the next i. Phone, ahead of its reveal at 1.

DST (1. 8: 0. 0 BST) tomorrow. What will the device be called? There have been several rumours about what Apple will name its 1.

Sources speaking to i. Culture claimed that Apple will be naming the device 'i. Phone X' to mark its 1. Apple has finally confirmed that the new i. Phone will be revealed at the new Steve Jobs theatre inside the 'Spaceship' HQ on September 1.

The source also suggested it will be launched alongside two phones, which will be called the i. Phone 8 and i. Phone 8 Plus - and, this could mean Apple is skipping an 's' generation for the first time since it was introduced. But at the end of last week, 9to. Mac said that case manufacturers it spoke to at the IFA trade show in Germany has been advised that the top of the range handset will instead be known as the i. Phone Edition. 'One casemaker has updated their internal SKUs based on the information and is actively printing packaging which I was able to see in the form of preliminary artwork,' 9to.

Seth Weintraub claims. New pictures revealing what Apple's next i. Phone could look like have been posted to Twitter by a usually trusted source. Watch Devil`S Playground HD 1080P. FEATURES REVEALED IN THE HOMEPOD CODE Because the Home. Pod speaker will have to work with Apple's new phone, it contains references to some of the upcoming features in its code. These include: - Removal of the home button- A 'tap to wake' feature- Facial expression detection, which may be used for Apple Pay- An edgeless display- An infrared camera - A 'Smart. Cam' -  4. K video at 6.

The other had made sticker labels which they were showing to their retail partners behind closed doors. Both makers requested anonymity for obvious reasons.'But J. P. Morgan Apple analyst Rod Hall believes the new handset will be called the 'i. Phone Pro', according to 9to. Mac. How will it be unlocked? The i. OS 1. 1 GM confirms a new user interface for the i. Phone. The home button will be replaced by a virtual bar, that will sit at the bottom of the screen. Users can swipe up on the bar to close apps and return to the home screen.  And with Touch ID ditched, the i.

OS 1. 1 GM suggests that the i. Phone will feature facial recognition. Users will be able to authenticate payments through Apple Pay using this feature, along with a double click of the power button. Reports have also suggested Apple is scrapping the fingerprint- sensing technology all together in favour of facial recognition; however, it's possible both could be included. Pictured is an idea of what the new i. Phone might look like Another leak from Bloomberg has also suggested Apple's next i.

Phone will see the replacement of the smartphone's classic home button with gesture controls - although this hasn't been confirmed in i. OS 1. 1 GM. Users will simply swipe their hands above the device for tasks such as going to the main app grid and opening multitasking. How much will it cost? Apple's next i. Phone will cost $9. September, a report has claimed.

The New York Times says Apple will keep the i. Phone under $1,0. It says the launch will see 'a premium model priced at around $9. For $9. 99, expect to get an i. Phone 8 with 6. 4 GB storage — the new base storage capacity for the 2. Phone lineup. According to 9to.

Mac, the $9. 99 will be for the base model. 'Apple will then offer a 2. GB upgrade (and maybe a 5. GB model) if you want to spend more; the company typically charges $1.

The next i. Phone is expected to have a vertical 3. D dual- lens. Pictured is a leaked image of what the device could look like Which photo and video features will it have? Several details about the next i. Phone were spotted in the source code for Apple's Home. Pod speaker - including video and photo features. Brazilian website i. Help BR revealed that the next i. Phone will record 4.

K video at 6. 0 frames per second (fps) - twice the speed of the rear camera on the i. Phone 7. Flags for 'is.

Back. 4k. 60. Video. Supported' and 'is. Front. 4k. 60. Video. Supported' were found under CAMCapture. Capabilities.  The i. Phone 8 camera may introduce support for a new 'Smart.

Cam' scene selection feature that would be used to intelligently capture the best photos when shooting specific scenes like fireworks and sunsets, according to one engineer. A 3. D vertical dual- lens camera is also expected for the next i. Phone, as shown in images leaked in June (pictured is an idea of what the device could look like) If this leak is correct, a faster frame rate could help augmented reality applications on the i. OS 1. 1. Another leak in August suggested a new 'Smart. Cam' scene selection feature would be used to intelligently capture the best photos when shooting specific scenes like fireworks and sunsets, according to one engineer. Guilherme Rambo, an engineer, found code suggesting the new photography feature in the leaked Home.

Pod software. Flags for 'is. Back. 4k. 60. Video. Supported' and 'is. Front. 4k. 60. Video. Supported' were found under CAMCapture. Capabilities. This suggests the device will record 4. K video at 6. 0 fps.

The code for the Smart. Cam suggests an array of scenes including Fireworks, Baby, Bright Stage, Document, Foliage. It's assumed the camera would detect objects in the scene to automatically apply the best setting - Apple already uses this type of image recognition to automatically sort photos in Memories and locate photos in Search. A 3. D vertical dual- lens camera is also expected for the next i. Phone, as shown in images leaked in June. Apple analyst, Ming- Chi Kuo revealed this week that there will also be front facing 3. D sensors in the i.

Phone. These will allow users to take better selfies, and use facial recognition to unlock their device. Watch Backwards Streaming. The source code for the Home. Pod revealed that the i. Phone is likely to have an edgeless display. Pictured is an idea of what the i. Phone 8 will look like (centre) next to an i. Phone 7 (pictured left) and i.

Phone 7 Plus (pictured right) What will the display look like? The leaked i. OS 1. 1 GM contains multiple icons and graphics illustrating the almost edgeless display and ‘notch’ at the top which holds the front facing camera and new 3. D sensors.  Hints about an edgeless display were also spotted in the source code for the Home. Pod. Steve Troughton- Smith, a developer based in County Limerick, revealed that the i.

Phone 8 could have an edgeless display, having been tipped off about another section of the code by a developer called Guilherme Rambo. Mr Troughton- Smith tweeted an image of the outline of the new i. Phone, saying: 'But wait, there's more: images of the new i. Phone form- factor are also present.