This week on the AppleInsider podcast, Neil and Victor talk about the 'will-they-won't-they' push pull on whether or not the rumoured 'iPhone 8' has Touch ID on the front, back, or not at all, the RED phone announcement, and the fear of a very expensive iPhone.
editors Neil Hughes and Victor Marks discuss:
- Will the "iPhone 8" have a Touch ID sensor?
- Way-too-speculative discussion on Apple's facial recognition technology
- What could Apple do with a $1,500+ iPhone?
- Apple rumored to go all-OLED with 2018 iPhone models
- Apple's chipmaking prowess, and the downfall of Imagination
- Camera company RED announces a $1,200 phone with holographic display
- HomePod technology, and a Samsung competitor
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Show note links:
- Following 'iPhone 8,' Apple plans to go all-OLED with 2018 iPhones
- Rumor: Apple intends to replace Touch ID fingerprint scanner with advanced facial recognition
- Questionable report claims Apple shipping 'influx' of next-gen iPhones with Touch ID on back
- Supply chain remains skeptical Apple can embed Touch ID fingerprint sensor into 'iPhone 8' OLED display
- Red announces $1200 Hydrogen One smartphone with holographic screen coming in 2018
- Apple invention appears to detail HomePod's adaptive acoustics
- Apple to report Q3 2017 earnings on Aug. 1
- With Bixby still MIA, Samsung scrambling to build Apple HomePod competing smart speaker
- Unhappy with 'iPhone 8' rumors? Apple will still offer new iPhones with Touch ID this fall
- Imagination Technologies slams Apple for ditching its iPhone GPU tech in earnings call
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