Apple will launch the 2017 iPhone models tomorrow, and one final leak indicates that the company isn’t planning any major upgrade in terms of RAM.
The new devices will be called iPhone 8 (successor to the iPhone 7), iPhone 7 Plus (an evolved iPhone 7 Plus), and iPhone X, which will be the anniversary model coming with the most significant upgrades.
Developer Steve Troughton Smith revealed in a tweet that Apple isn’t planning any major RAM upgrade, with the iPhone 8 to feature just 2GB, while the iPhone 8 Plus and the iPhone X will boast 3GB. As it was the case with the iPhone 7 generation, 3GB RAM is needed on the bigger models because of the dual-camera system, though seeing the iPhone 8 limited to just 2GB is a little bit unexpected.
Camera upgrades prepared too
On the other hand, iPhones have never put the focus on the amount of RAM, as Apple turned instead to iOS o… (read more)
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