3-D technology resulting in delay of new iPhone8

Latest comments says that one of upcoming product of Apple, iPhone edition (also called as iPhone 8) will take some more time to be within your reach as company have been testing their new 3-D technology.

According to a CNBC report, Drexel Hamilton analyst Brian White sent a note to investors saying that the 5.8-inch iPhone 8 will be delayed, but still be available before next year.

"First off, our smartphone contact believes the 3-D sensing technology and OLED displays will only be offered with the 5.8-inch iPhone 8," White said to the news website.

His note further reads, "However, our contact strongly believes that the 5.8-inch iPhone will be delayed by several weeks due to challenges around the 3-D sensing technology but still in time for the December holidays".

Analysts previously hinted at the inclusion of augmented reality-related features in the upcoming iPhone 8. Adding to those claims, a recent Bloomberg report said that the upcoming device may become the vanguard of augmented reality in iPhones.

Also it has been said that Apple has built a team to push their AR efforts for their devices. The team includes experienced hardware and software developers and soon we will be able to see first glimpse in the upcoming iPhone model.

It is also said that Apple is working with Lumentum, ehich develops 3-D sensing technology.

The other 2 products iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 plus will be available for pre-order without any delay.

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