What’s up with
Apple’s next iPhone device?
Wondering what the next Apple smartphone looks like when it arrives?
Well, let's find out what early rumors have on it. After the successful debut
of the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C, Apple fans from around the world are already up
to finding out what comes next. Rumors then began to stretch further, all
talking about Apple's next smartphone flagship, which is likely be to called the
iPhone 6.
Early buzzes claimed that the highly anticipated iPhone model could be
the biggest among other existing iPhones, yet.
CNET, on its prior report has talked about early predictions from analysts and sources, claiming about Apple's plan to roll out two new phone variants in 2014, similar to what it did in September 2013 when the company released the iPhone 5S and 5C.
CNET, on its prior report has talked about early predictions from analysts and sources, claiming about Apple's plan to roll out two new phone variants in 2014, similar to what it did in September 2013 when the company released the iPhone 5S and 5C.
Possible Name
Although Apple has not yet uttered any comment or confirmation about what it has
up its sleeves for the next iPhone or even if it is already working on a new iPhone, pertinent sources are already
guessing the next Apple smartphone device will be labeled the iPhone 6, based
on the company's schemes of naming its previous smartphone releases.
Two Possible Size
Variants
Basing on what the analysts thought about Apple to introduce yet
another two new iPhones this year, rumors are as well claiming that there will
be a large iPhone version and a smaller one. The larger version, probably the
high-end model, is thought to come with a 5-inch or larger screen while the
smaller version to come with a size that is closer to that of the iPhone 5S,
probably around 4.7 inches, and could possibly lower-end.
Meanwhile, some analysts have projected that the next iPhone will come
with a higher-speed, 802.11ac Wi-Fi connectivity. The high-end (larger) model
is said to have a 1,920 x 1,080 low-temperature poly-silicon (LTPS) LCD display,
while the lower-end (smaller) model with a 1,600x900 resolution display.
Aside from a larger screen display, Apple is purportedly planning to
channel the plastic casing used in the iPhone 5C and opt for a metal in both
versions of the new device.
Possible Release
Date
According to one pertinent report, from the Wall Street Journal, Apple
will set the iPhone 6 to debut during its 2014 Worldwide Developer's Conference
in June. However, some rumors have said the new iPhone won't be up for grabs
until this fall, considering the fact that since the year 2011, Apple has
revealed its new iPhones in September and October.
Given the presence of larger-screen entrants from rivals Samsung and
Nokia, experts strongly perceived that Apple might as well be launching its new
iPhone devices in bigger screens, anytime soon this year. Let’s keep posted
then!
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