Every press release triggers a commotion across the globe bringing out
excitement and a bit of anxiety, but nothing is more heart-stopping than the
announcement of the Cupertino-based tech company Apple of its iPhone lineup. It’s
a fact that the iPhone is the most successful smartphone model to date. The
company as a whole may not top the charts in the number of sales, but its
products among others have by far the highest smartphone penetration rate due
to their uniqueness and exclusivity. And so, now that speculations have been
circulating in regard to the details surrounding the makings of the iPhone 6, it takes a leap of faith to find out what
to believe in. This is what we know about it.
It is said that Apple will be releasing two variants of iPhone 6, same
as what it did with the successor of the iPhone 5. One is going to sport a
4.7-inch display while the other is expected to be bigger with its 5.5-inch
screen. This upgrade is simply a must because Apple needs to adapt to the
phablet domination to secure its place in the competition. As for its release
date, September 2014 would be the most plausible time, considering the release
of both the iPhone 5s and 5c that was scheduled on the Fall of 2013.
Both variants will be installed with a sapphire crystal screen, similar
to the material used by Vertu smartphones, which is virtually resistant to
scratches. On the other hand, there are sources indicating that Apple will be
stepping into the flexible display territory, like with the LG G Flex and
Samsung Galaxy Round. On another note, either both models or just the more
expensive variant will be powered by a faster and more efficient A8 chip, which
packs in more power than its already powerful predecessor.
In terms of design, the iPhone 6 is said to adopt a thinner chassis and
a bezel-free display with an edge-to-edge design. With the much more slender
LED backlight from 0.6mm to 0.4mm, the internal components can be spread out,
allowing a slicker design to take place. It is most likely that Apple will be
continuing the Touch ID feature for its future smartphones, considering the
huge sum of money it invested on the said technology. To be on par with the
features of the upcoming flagship phone of Samsung, Apple is said to focus on
health-related applications like the Healthbook app, which will track various
data points including blood pressure, hydration, heart rate, and other stats
like glucose levels. This will perhaps be available on the rumored iOS 8
release.
It really is no surprise that rumors about the next generation flagship
phone of Apple has surfaced just a few months after the iPhone 5s and 5c were
made available on the market. The popularity of the iPhone has reached epic
proportions, and this has served a motivating factor for Apple to deliver to
the expectations of its clientele. Soon enough, we can be able to tell apart
facts from fiction when more credible information are revealed as the release
date of the most awaited smartphone arrives.
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