Apple's iPhone 8 has been a talk of the town for quite some time and more rumors, speculations and alleged leaks continue to spread all over the web. The recent one is reportedly the device's schematic.

OnLeaks tweeted an image of alleged iPhone 8's schematic, along with the caption that says, it is just a tipped leak, so it is not yet confirmed if it is legit or not. Even other leaksters like KK Leaks and Benjamin Geskin posted the same image. According to what can be seen in the schematic, it seems to look like the OLED iPhone 8's interior, reported Express.

It is said that it has similarity to the previous design schematics that already leaked earlier than this. The device on the image has a vertical dual camera set up at the rear and the LED flash is placed between the two lenses. Also on its back is a large circular area, speculated to be for the wireless charging feature but there was no Touch ID button, according to Mac Rumors.

Since the news about iPhone 8 has started to buzz around, there are a lot of alleged designs also went out to the public. It is said to be the result of Apple's testing over several different prototypes and until now it is still unclear which would really be used for its next smartphone, says BGR. To narrow it down, the company seems to have two distinct prototypes to choose from. The first prototype is nearly the same as this latest schematic with an edge to edge display and only 4mm bezel.

It appears to have a glass body and would probably have a stainless steel frame. Its Home and Touch ID button is assumed to be embedded right on the display itself. The other prototype suggests a little wider top and bottom bezel unlike the first one, though its display is edge to edge also. Its body might be made of aluminum and both the Home and Touch ID button are located at the back of the device. It is said that these two prototypes are representations of Apple's pursued designs. These are all speculations until the release date of iPhone 8 comes.