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The 'iPhone 8' will take design cues from the iPhone 4: Apple Byte

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Tech Industry: The 'iPhone 8' will take design cues from the iPhone 4

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One of the best-looking iPhones could inspire the new "premium" iPhone 8. The Touch Bar MacBook Pros finally get a Consumer Reports recommendation after a software fix, and do you want Apple Glasses?

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