iPhone 6 Release date ,Features and Price

 

Our iPhone 6 release date, features, price and concepts update is

The iPhone 6 is set to be 2014’s iPhone launch and although little is known about this high-specced handset, it’s thought the device will feature a high-resolution 6-inch Retina display.

We think a 6-inch screen may be a little ambitious, so are happier to believe rumours that the iPhone 6 will take an incremental boost with a 4.8-inch screen.

The iPhone 6 will be the seventh smartphone Apple has released, with the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C both set to launch on September 10 this year.

The iPhone 5S is set to be similar to the iPhone 5, with new colours (slate and black, graphite and black, white and silver, white and champagne), with the Apple A7 processor.

The iPhone 5C as a contrast, will be a lower-cost option with a plastic shell and a spec sheet very similar to that of the iPhone 5C.

Both the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C will be the first devices to launch running iOS 7.

So let’s take a look at the iPhone 6 speculated specs in detail.

iPhone 6 Specifications

As we mentioned before, the screen has been subject to a lot of discussion. Some think Apple needs to take the jump into phablet territory (Galaxy Note, Xperia Z Ultra to name two) and although this is a distinct possibility, such screens will take a lot to power and as such, Apple will need to boost the battery and processor.

Talking about battery life, it’s thought the iPhone 6 will feature a bigger battery than the 1,440mAh power pack the iPhone 5 included. Apple may boost this to 2,000mAh, but that will no doubt the chassis a little larger.

The iPhone 6 will launch on iOS 7 unless Apple announces a surprise iOS 8 update before then. It’s more likely the company will launch the iPhone 6 with an incremental update (say, iOS 7.2) – after all, iOS 7 is a substantial enough overhaul to prevent Apple launching a brand new OS.

The iPhone 6 will probably launch with Apple’s own A7 processor – said to be dual core. There’s no word on what the processor will be clocked at though.

In terms of multimedia, we can expect a camera of at least 8-megapixels (probably 13-megapixels) with a dual LED flash.

The iPhone 6 will launch in a number of different storage capacities, although rumour has it the company will scrap the 16GB version and offer the device with 32GB, 64GB and 128GB capacities.

iPhone 6 Price

We expect the Phone 6 to be the top-level iPhone and as such, it will probably have a flagship price. The iPhone 5 is available from £529 for the 16GB version, £599 for 32GB and £699 for 64GB. If Apple were to up the screen size and storage, we would expect these prices to be upped to

iPhone 6 Release date

The iPhone 5S is due to launch at some point in 2014, probably alongside the much-rumoured iWatch. It’s thought the device will be released in the first half of the year, but there’s no word on exactly when that will be as yet.

iPhone 6 Will Work on LTE Networks

News has come about that the iPhone 6 will work on all 4G LTE networks, rather than different variations launching in different markets.

Currently, the iPhone 5 only works on EE 4G, but will not work on Vodafone or O2's networks when they go live on August 29.

The news comes via Gotta Be Mobile, who says the device will use Intel's XMM 7160 modem and baseband chips, supporting up to 15 different LTE bands.

Most other chips only support around 8 bands, meaning manufacturers have to put different processors in different devices for markets around the world.