Will Apple's 10th anniversary iPhone cost over $1000?

By Susan Cole Feb 15, 2017

With that said, industry reports reveal that all the variants of the Apple iPhone 8 wouldn't be getting the OLED touch.

Instead, Apple has been widely tipped to launch a trio of new handsets later this year, with the 5-inch model to feature a more impressive collection of specs than either of its siblings.

Apple is expected to employ 10nm processor technology in designing the iPhone X's A11 processor.

If there is any truth to Kuo's predictions, the iPhone 8 will debut an edge-to-edge OLED display, besides featuring the highly-anticipated wireless-inductive-charging feature as Apple has recently joined the Wireless Power Consortium.

But renowned KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has more insight into what Apple could be working on. Because of share buybacks, Apple would have to touch above $147.41 to set a new market value record.

The induction charger base will be an accessory, which means wired charging will still be an option-and unless you shell out the cash for the charger base, the Lightning connector will be the only way to juice up your iPhone battery.

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Battery life is one area where the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus have been found wanting.

iPhone 8 stacked logic board illustration and how it makes space for a larger battery.

The internet is abuzz with iPhone 8 rumors.

Citing a source with knowledge of Apple's plans, Fast Company notes: "A special 10th-anniversary edition of the iPhone is expected to be the ultimate iPhone, and it'll come with a price tag to match-very likely north of $1,000".

The varyingly reliable Digitimes claims that the 4.7-inch model will use the same aluminum-alloy chassis as the iPhone 7, while the top-end 5.8-inch device will have the long-rumored reinforced glass and stainless steel design. We have already seen that the Android platform treading carefully as far as augmented reality goes with its initial batch of Tango-enabled smartphones (mostly from Lenovo).

More bad news is coming as one report also disclosed that this additional feature will not be readily available right of the box. Not surprisingly, Samsung Display has declined commenting on the new report.