iPhone 8: Everything we know so far about the 10th-anniversary edition of Apple's historic phone

After months of speculation, Apple delivered a very modest update of the iPhone lineup back in March. But the new Product Red editions of the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, and the updated iPhone SE, are just the appetizer. The main course will be a dramatically redesigned iPhone -- coming later this year, according to the rumors.

When will we see the iPhone 8 -- or whatever Apple decides to call it? Frankly, the rumors are all over the place. Fall is a reasonable guess, given that Apple has scheduled September introductions for every major iPhone since the iPhone 5 in 2012.

This time, however, things could be different. For the 10th anniversary edition of the iPhone, we're expecting Apple to come out swinging with some real breakthrough innovations. And, according to the most recent rumors, some of these hot new technologies are going to make it tough for Apple to deliver the goods by September. More on that below.

Bottom line: the iPhones released in March were small potatoes. A much more grandiose introduction is likely to come later this year. As we edge closer to the launch, we'll continue to assemble the most important rumors below.

Specs we might see on the iPhone 8

• A variety of possible sizes, including 5.8-inch, 5.5-inch, 5-inch, and 4.7-inch models
• Curved, edge-to-edge OLED display with True Tone technology
• Home button/Touch ID located on back or integrated into display
• New Touch ID featuring face or iris scanning
• Wireless charging
• Dual-lens camera, possibly in a vertical configuration and/or with AR capabilities
• Support for the Apple Pencil
• USB-C replacing Apple's Lightning connector
• Enhanced water resistance
• Apple's next-generation processor (the A10X or A11)
• Stainless steel and glass body
• Upgraded storage starting at 64GB and 3GB of RAM
• Priced somewhere between $850 and $1,000