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A new report by The New York Times claims that the iPhone 8 will start at $999, which refutes previous rumors that pinned the upcoming smartphone’s starting price at $1,200. The leak came from sources still under NDA, which means they can’t speak publicly about the price due to restrictions, but they also confirm a bezel-less screen and facial recognition. A press event is scheduled for September 12th, but no official word yet from Apple. Continue reading for two more videos and additional information.
“Other rumors said that the iPhone 8 will be available in three configurations, including 64GB, 256GB, and 512GB of storage. Each model will have 3GB of RAM, the same report said. A price of $999 for the 64GB iPhone 8, which keeps it just shy of $1,000, would imply that the most expensive iPhone 8 would retail for $1,199,” reports Yahoo News
