Apple Inc. will be celebrating a decade of iPhones in 2017, and will mark the occasion with a special iPhone 8, which is said to be a completely redesigned device.

The very first iPhone debuted way back in 2007, when the smartphone industry kicked off. Ten years later, the iPhone 8 is expected to debut and slated to be the most impressive iPhone yet, neatly crafted to mark the 10-year celebration.

For the past three years, Apple basically stuck with the same design with its iPhone 6, as well as 6s and iPhone 7; however, the next-generation iPhone 8 is said to hit the market unlike anything tech fans have seen before, BGR has learned.

Furthermore, leading the pack with a fresh batch of rumors regarding iPhone 8 is the tech pundit Robert Scoble. The tech pundit claimed that The next iPhone will be (as he have been told) a clear piece of glass with a next-generation OLED screen. Users of iPhone 8 can pop the device into a headset, which is packed with an eye sensor on it, that enables the next iPhone to have a higher apparent frame rate and polygon count compared to a PC with an Nvidia 1080 card in it, according to Slash Gear.

Scoble also stated that the iPhone 8 itself has a next-generation 3D sensor from the Israeli 3D sensing company Primesense, which the Cupertino-based tech giant purchased. Apple has about 600 engineers working in the 3D sensing company on just the sensor. As it's the 10th anniversary of the iPhone, iPhone 8 is the first product introduction of the tech company's new amazing headquarters.

Nonetheless, it remains to be seen just what exactly the Cupertino-based tech company has planned for the iPhone 8. Even so, one thing's for sure, the upcoming generation iPhone is bound to be more exceptional considering the 10-year celebration.

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