Despite reports of a delay with the release of the new iPhone 8 with OLED display and a 3D camera, a number of experts are sure that the novelty will make its debut in accordance with the traditional schedule in September or October 2017. This, in particular, reports Morgan Stanley - it is claimed that the iPhone 8, like the iPhone 7s, will debut in early autumn.

"Reports of problems with the supply of components have upset many investors, but analysts at Morgan Stanley do not yet see delays in deliveries in the supply chain. They expect that the production of the new iPhone will start at the time, this is true for most components, including the OLED display, "- transmits Seeking Alpha.

The fact that the iPhone 8 may be delayed, previously reported by experts from Deutsche Bank, citing sources in the supply chain. This is what the leading analyst of KGI Securities, Min Chi Kuo. According to him, the production of the new iPhone will not begin in the summer, as usual, but in October-November, in connection with which the G-8 can appear on the shelves no earlier than early 2018.

It was alleged that in the fall Apple could show only two smartphones: the iPhone 7s with a 4.7-inch screen and 5.5-inch iPhone 7s Plus. There were even rumors that the smartphone coupertinovtsy can devote a separate presentation.

In Morgan Stanley are sure that the new iPhone 8 will be released in September-October in accordance with the traditional schedule of Apple. However, due to the rush demand for a radically updated device, there will be a deficit that will persist until early 2018.

IPhone 8 is credited with a 5.8-inch OLED display "from edge to edge," a glass case and support for wireless charging.

The latest leaks also point to a revolutionary front-facing 3D camera with motion capture capabilities, face recognition for users and gestures like Kinect.

Together with the iPhone 8 will be an announcement of updated smartphones iPhone 7s and iPhone 7s Plus with LCD displays of 4.7 and 5.5 inches, which will retain the design of the current flagships, but will receive improved performance. Sales of iPhone 7s and iPhone 7s Plus will also start "on schedule".