Apple finally soothed the anticipation and revealed what it's been secretly prepping over the past few months. The countless rumors, speculations, and teasing leaks successfully amplified the public's expectations, and although we were seemingly familiar with most of the aspects of the new Apple flagship, September 9, 2014, was eagerly expected both by Apple's fans and the vast competition alike. The latter, however, had previously prepped a crop of rivals which will surely give the new iPhone a hard time on the market.
The rivals in question, i.e. the finest and newest smartphones that came out straight from Samsung, LG, Sony, and HTC will most probably experience some hard times ahead of them now that the newest iPhone is larger and directly fares against them display-wise. We can't predict how the battle on the market will eventually pan out, but there's one thing we can do – put the iPhone 6 toe-to-toe against the competition in an improvised size comparison showdown.
Samsung, one of Apple's biggest rivals, brings it finest to the battle - the Galaxy S5 flagman, the similarly-sized (4.7”) Galaxy Alpha, and the recently-unveiled Galaxy Note 4 and Note Edge, because why not? HTC, on the other hand, is accompanied by its One (M8) forerunner, whereas LG brings the G3 behemoth to the boxing ring. Sony makes a notable entrée with its newest Xperia devices, the Z3 and its mini version, the Z3 Compact. We've thrown in an iPhone 5s for a good measure as well.
It's going to be a rather heated battle, isn't it? As usual with such comparisons, you get to decide which one's the clear winner!
Peter, an experienced tech enthusiast at PhoneArena, is captivated by all things mobile. His impartial reviews and proficiency in Android systems offer readers valuable insights. Off-duty, he delves into the latest cryptocurrency trends and enjoys sci-fi and video games.
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