Small but mighty is the innovation that sets the Apple iPhone 8 apart from its predecessors: The timeless, elegant-minimalist design is as usual, but now the back of this smartphone is also made of glass, instead of aluminum.

Thanks to Apple's new A11 processor, the iPhone 8 delivers unprecedented performance at incredible speeds - it's faster than a MacBook. Even better, the performance doesn't come at the expense of battery life, in fact this has been increased on the iPhone 8 despite reduced battery capacity. The new wireless charging technology works with the open Qi standard, which means much more convenient charging and no more searching for and untangling charging cables.

The iPhone 8 weighs 148g and measures 138.4 x 67.3 x 7.3mm, which means plenty of room for a 4.7-inch full HD Retina screen with a 1334 x 750 pixel resolution. New to the iPhone 8's display is True Tone technology, which was previously only available on the iPad Pro. This new feature automatically adjusts the display's color representation based on the brightness of the environment, making reading not only easier, but also much more enjoyable, even in low light. The 12 megapixel camera has also been tweaked and has a new image sensor that is more light sensitive than its predecessor, giving better results especially in low light conditions. For all hobby videographers, the iPhone 8 has some great innovations under the hood: Record Full HD videos in 60 hertz and 4K videos with 60 frames per second with this smartphone all new, which was not possible before. Plus, there's now a slow-motion feature for your Full HD resolution videos, so near-professional videos are no longer a problem.