Apple's iPhone 8 could be delayed by at least a MONTH

With just two months to go before Apple is expected to reveal its next smartphone, claims the firm is experiencing problems that could result in a delay are mounting. In the latest warning, Bank of America Merrill Lynch lowered its estimates for Apple's iPhone shipments by 11 million for the year, and suggest it could be delayed by a month. 'Our conversations with the Supply Chain suggest that the iPhone 8 will ship 3-4 weeks delayed given technological issues which Apple and its suppliers are working through,' analysts Wamsi Mohan and Stefano Pascale said in a report Wednesday, citing a recent trip to Asia, according to CNBC. New claims suggest that Apple is working'feverishly' to fix software problems with its wireless charging and 3D face recognition systems. The analysts said problems with finger print and 3-D sensors were to blame for the delay.