Video of WWDC preparation reveals a possible Apple iPhone 6 unveiling at the conference

Will we see one or two new variants of the Apple iPhone 6 introduced this coming week at WWDC? A video allegedly shot in the conference room of the Moscone Center in San Francisco, shows a device that could be either the 4.7 inch or 5.5 inch iPhone 6. The image of the phone appears to be projected onto a big screen in front of a large number of seats. The only interpretation that makes sense is that Apple will be introducing one or two new iPhones at the developer conference.

The back of the device dovetails perfectly with the back of other leaked images that claim to be the Apple iPhone 6. But are we really looking at one of the expected two new iPhone models? Your best bet is to take this video with the proverbial grain of salt.

The image at first shows the front of the handset, followed by the back. We then see a shot of the phone's side, revealing a beveled design. Is this a test run for a big announcement to be made at WWDC, or is it a fake? Considering that WWDC starts on Monday, we won't have long to wait. We do expect to see iOS 8 introduced, and the new mobile OS build is tipped to come with Healthbook. This is an app that will store and analyze data related to your health, collected from sensors to be found on the rumored Apple iWatch.

There have been rumors that Apple will unveil new hardware at WWDC, including the iWatch. If the video clip below is legit, perhaps that hardware will include one or both versions of the Apple iPhone 6.



Thanks for the tip, Alexander!

source: NWE (translated)