Apple iPhone 6 dummy poses for size comparison with the Apple iPhone 5s
Last year, it was the Apple iPhone 5c plastic shell that constantly showed up during leaks. This time, it is the dummy model for the Apple iPhone 6 that has invaded the consciousness of your mind, and quite possibly your dreams as well. A constant design is beginning to take shape, one that even includes the possibility that the next iteration of the iPhone will be IP x7 certified. That would allow Apple's smartphone, for the first time, to be able to withstand submersion in up to 3.2 feet of water for as long as 30 minutes.
Other constants include a larger screen, rounded corners, and a back that looks like it was lifted from the HTC One (M8). The power button has switched sides, to improve grip, and the volume buttons are now elongated. And from all indications, this version of the iPhone could be thin enough that we could see it given the moniker Apple iPhone Air.
The pictures below show a size comparison between the Apple iPhone 6 and the Apple iPhone 5s. Last week, we passed along a report that had the 4.7 inch Apple iPhone 6 launching in August, with the 5.5 inch phablet version of the phone coming to market the following month. As usual, we suggest taking this story with a grain of salt, as the dummy units could be faked. That means that while you can decide whether or not the new design is something you'd like to see, there is nothing official that says that the iPhone 6 will indeed look like the device in the photographs.
source: NoWhereElse.fr (translated) via RedmondPie
The pictures below show a size comparison between the Apple iPhone 6 and the Apple iPhone 5s. Last week, we passed along a report that had the 4.7 inch Apple iPhone 6 launching in August, with the 5.5 inch phablet version of the phone coming to market the following month. As usual, we suggest taking this story with a grain of salt, as the dummy units could be faked. That means that while you can decide whether or not the new design is something you'd like to see, there is nothing official that says that the iPhone 6 will indeed look like the device in the photographs.
source: NoWhereElse.fr (translated) via RedmondPie
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