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The iPhone 5S has had its ‘coming out’ party, with Apple unveiling its most forward-thinking phone yet. dissertation writing services... It’s got a fingerprint sensor for added security and convenience, a retooled camera module, new colour scheme and its most advanced processor yet.
From what we've seen thus far, the 5S is looking like more than a match
for the current crop of high-end Android phones out there, thanks to the
added benefits of iOS 7 and some great looking iPhone 5s apps. Just check out our iPhone 5s vs. Samsung Galaxy S4 to see how it stacks up against the competition.
However, as is always the case with Apple, the world is already wondering what comes next? What will the iPhone 6 – expected to be a much more expansive update – bring to the table?
Throwing its lot in with the notion that Apple will launch just one new handset is this leaked iPhone 6 schematic which shows what appears to be not only a new design for the iPhone but also a single 5-inch display, contradicting previous reports.
As with any and all Apple-based rumour it's important to take what
you've just seen with a large mountain of salt, there's no way of
proving that this schematic is real.
That said, 9to5 Mac claimed to have gotten hold of an image showing an as yet unverified image of the iPhone 6 chasis sporting a thinner body and what could be a larger 5-inch display.
The image is blurry to be honest and while CTech have certainly had some
legitimate leaks in the past there's no telling whether this is
actually an iPhone 6 image or just an early prototype from Apple.
If it does prove to be real then it means that the new iPhone would have a significantly smaller body measuring in at around 6.5mm thin.
Recent reports from the Wall Street Journal have indicated that Apple is experimenting with screens ranging from 4.5- to 6-inches. Apple had to be dragged kicking and screaming from its classic 3.5-inch handset to the iPhone 5 and 5S’ 5-inch screen, but speculation suggests it is willing to push closer to the 5-inch screens offered by some of its Android rivals.
According to MacRumors, one analyst has suggested that Apple could be looking to implement a 4.8-inch Retina+ IGZO screen made by Sharp, which will make the iPhone 6 display thinner, brighter and much clearer – boasting better than HD resolutions.
So there you have it, all we know about the one-size-fits-all theory. Now onto the possibility that actually Apple will actually unveil two new handsets in different sizes.
The latest claims come from Chinese analyst Sun Changxu. He told Chinese-language website QQ Tech that Apple will launch the follow up to its flagship smartphone in two large screen sizes.
As well as the addition of larger screen sizes, the company could also move forward the launch date of the phone, according to Sun.
According to Sun, the iPhone 6 will come with a 4.7-inch screen, with a display resolution of 1,136 by 640 pixels. The company would then launch a larger 5.7-inch model shortly afterwards.
He said the company is likely to use the Worldwide Developers Conference in June to launch the handsets.
However, a leaked image that showed up on Chinese forum WeiPhone appeared to show a display for an iPhone 6 model lined up against an iPhone 5S and an iPhone 4S.
Of course, this could be a fake image created by someone who has tampered with and refitted the glass. Or it could be a prototype display that Apple has ordered from Chinese suppliers.
The information came to light in Jefferies analyst Peter Misek’s latest investors note, which was released on Monday.
According to Misek, despite an increase in competition from cheaper smartphones, the move could benefit Apple.
“The possibility may at first seem farfetched in light of investor concerns regarding possible carrier subsidy and handset price cuts due to smartphone saturation and lack of differentiation,” Misek said in the note.
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“But we think this general lack of differentiation could be the reason why Apple may be able to get a price increase. Carriers realise that the iPhone 6 will likely be the only headline-worthy high-end phone launched this year and that they will lose [subscribers] if they do not offer it.”
Of course, the big question is who will foot the increased bill? According to the analysts, it is extremely unlikely gadget fans will bear the full brunt.
According to Misek’s colleagues at Jefferies, networks in the US are simply not in the position to refuse Apple’s demands. As Mike McCormack and Jerry Dellis commented, networks risk losing customers if they refuse to the new, higher price.
The iPhone 5S has had its ‘coming out’ party, with Apple unveiling its most forward-thinking phone yet. dissertation writing services... It’s got a fingerprint sensor for added security and convenience, a retooled camera module, new colour scheme and its most advanced processor yet.
However, as is always the case with Apple, the world is already wondering what comes next? What will the iPhone 6 – expected to be a much more expansive update – bring to the table?
iPhone 6 Release Date:
Unless Apple dramatically changes course from its release schedule, we’re unlikely to see the iPhone 6 arrive on the scene until September 2014. However, it has been whispered that the company will launch a larger iPhone 6 as a companion to the iPhone 5S. In that case, we would be looking at a release date perhaps prior Samsung’s May/June new Galaxy window.Apple iPhone 6 Screen Size:
Apple's iPhone 6 will launch with a larger screen, that much is certain. cheap dissertation writing services; How large though is where things start getting a hazey with the web seemingly split between Apple launch two sizes of iPhone or just one.Throwing its lot in with the notion that Apple will launch just one new handset is this leaked iPhone 6 schematic which shows what appears to be not only a new design for the iPhone but also a single 5-inch display, contradicting previous reports.
That said, 9to5 Mac claimed to have gotten hold of an image showing an as yet unverified image of the iPhone 6 chasis sporting a thinner body and what could be a larger 5-inch display.
If it does prove to be real then it means that the new iPhone would have a significantly smaller body measuring in at around 6.5mm thin.
Recent reports from the Wall Street Journal have indicated that Apple is experimenting with screens ranging from 4.5- to 6-inches. Apple had to be dragged kicking and screaming from its classic 3.5-inch handset to the iPhone 5 and 5S’ 5-inch screen, but speculation suggests it is willing to push closer to the 5-inch screens offered by some of its Android rivals.
According to MacRumors, one analyst has suggested that Apple could be looking to implement a 4.8-inch Retina+ IGZO screen made by Sharp, which will make the iPhone 6 display thinner, brighter and much clearer – boasting better than HD resolutions.
So there you have it, all we know about the one-size-fits-all theory. Now onto the possibility that actually Apple will actually unveil two new handsets in different sizes.
The latest claims come from Chinese analyst Sun Changxu. He told Chinese-language website QQ Tech that Apple will launch the follow up to its flagship smartphone in two large screen sizes.
As well as the addition of larger screen sizes, the company could also move forward the launch date of the phone, according to Sun.
According to Sun, the iPhone 6 will come with a 4.7-inch screen, with a display resolution of 1,136 by 640 pixels. The company would then launch a larger 5.7-inch model shortly afterwards.
He said the company is likely to use the Worldwide Developers Conference in June to launch the handsets.
However, a leaked image that showed up on Chinese forum WeiPhone appeared to show a display for an iPhone 6 model lined up against an iPhone 5S and an iPhone 4S.
Of course, this could be a fake image created by someone who has tampered with and refitted the glass. Or it could be a prototype display that Apple has ordered from Chinese suppliers.
Apple iPhone 6 Price
According to one analyst, Apple has been negotiating with US networks to raise the price they pay for the iPhone 6 by $100 (£60). It is currently unclear if Apple is trying to do the same with UK networks.The information came to light in Jefferies analyst Peter Misek’s latest investors note, which was released on Monday.
According to Misek, despite an increase in competition from cheaper smartphones, the move could benefit Apple.
“The possibility may at first seem farfetched in light of investor concerns regarding possible carrier subsidy and handset price cuts due to smartphone saturation and lack of differentiation,” Misek said in the note.
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“But we think this general lack of differentiation could be the reason why Apple may be able to get a price increase. Carriers realise that the iPhone 6 will likely be the only headline-worthy high-end phone launched this year and that they will lose [subscribers] if they do not offer it.”
Of course, the big question is who will foot the increased bill? According to the analysts, it is extremely unlikely gadget fans will bear the full brunt.
According to Misek’s colleagues at Jefferies, networks in the US are simply not in the position to refuse Apple’s demands. As Mike McCormack and Jerry Dellis commented, networks risk losing customers if they refuse to the new, higher price.
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