iPhone 2018 Release Date, UK Price & Specs Rumours

At least three new iPhones are predicted for 2018. We answer the important questions about the next iPhone, such as will it like the iPhone X, will we see an iPhone X Plus or will the new iPhone be something different again? Another year, another iPhone. Possibly three or even four, in fact. The rumour mill never stops grinding when it comes to Apple’s next coveted flagship iPhone 2018 smartphones. Here, we take a look at the rumours, leaks and speculation about this year’s new iPhone, as well as what features we’d like to see in the next iPhone for 2018.

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When is the new iPhone coming out?

iPhone 2018 release date: September 2018 The new iPhone for 2018 will almost certainly be announced in September 2018. Apple announces all its flagship iPhones in September and there is no reason to suggest that will change this pattern.September 2017 saw Apple announce the iPhone 8, 8 Plus and X. The big follow up will be scheduled for exactly 12 months later.

How much will the new iPhone cost?

We’d expect a new flagship iPhone in 2018 to cost the same as the iPhone X: £999/$999 but a price rise isn't out of the question these days. Apple's 'new product at the old price' paradigm is no longer a given.But, there will be other price points should the company release varying models or sizes of the new handset.

What will the new iPhone be called?

This is hard to say. Ever since the iPhone 4, it was fairly straightforward with either adding an S or going one number up.Now, with the 8 and X (10) released and no iPhone 9, the 2018 iPhone might be called iPhone 11.Apple is unlikely to use Roman numerals and call it iPhone XI, but you never know. We also don't think Apple will go with iPhone XS or 8S given the last phone with an S was 2016's iPhone 6S.We are waiting for the day it drops all the numbers and just calls it ‘iPhone’ again. Apple may keep the Plus branding with an iPhone X Plus, though.There are several reports suggesting that the iPhone X is being discontinued in 2018, with some saying it will never see its first birthday. Remove the hype and what they're actually saying is that when it is replaced in September 2018 the original iPhone X will no longer be on sale at the Apple Store. Probably.

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