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iPhone 8 leaked picture reveals vertically mounted dual-camera module
The iPhone 8 is supposed to be the most expensive iPhone launched by Apple this year, as analysts predict a price of at least $1,000 for the device. On top of that, the Cupertino-based company might not be able to make it available on the market until late October, unlike the iPhone 7s and iPhone 7s Plus which should go on sale in mid-September.

Nevertheless, those who want to purchase the most advanced iPhone to date will most likely wait for the iPhone 8. A picture allegedly showing an iPhone 8 dummy unit leaked yesterday. The image suggests the handset will feature a dual-camera setup, just like the iPhone 7 Plus.

However, the dummy unit has a vertically mounted dual-camera, whereas the iPhone 7 Plus has a horizontally mounted snap shooter. To make things even more confusing, another leaked picture surfaced today shows the iPhone 8's innards, and the positioning of the camera is completely different.

In this picture, the iPhone 8 features a vertically mounted dual-camera module positioned in the right upper corner, as opposed to the dummy unit shown in the image leaked yesterday. No additional details about the camera accompany the picture, so, hopefully, we'll learn more about it in the coming weeks.

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