0 WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT THE IPHONE 6 : "apple new iphone mini 7 2014"

WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT THE IPHONE 6 : "apple new iphone mini 7 2014"

Are you sitting comfortably? Good. This could take a while. The iPhone 5S is less than six months old, but rumors are gathering about its replacement, which should – if previous versions are anything to go by – be called the iPhone 6. Will it be bigger, or stay the same size? Will it have standout features? Will it be joined by an iPhone 6C, or the iWatch? None of these questions and many more will be answered until Tim Cook takes the stage later this year, but we can’t wait until June or September.

We’re just not that patient. So, we’ve collected all the latest gossip we’ve heard right here. We hope you enjoy. Bigger screens, more iPhones Wow. You’re eager. We’re getting to the screen. Apple has made the most of a 4-inch screen for two generations (years) now, and while it’s perfectly acceptable – go on, admit it – there’s no denying the industry is shifting towards smartphones with considerably larger displays. Juniper Research estimates that devices with 5+ inch screens will see sales of 120 million by 2018, considerably more than the 20 million in 2013.

Surely Apple can’t ignore the trend much longer There are two main schools of thought at the moment. First, Apple will up the screen size to 4.7-inches and leave it at that, while others speculate we may get a 4.7-inch iPhone and a 5.7-inch iPhone/iPad hybrid. According to Chinese analyst Sun Changxu, Apple may keep its current 1136 x 640 pixel Retina resolution on the 4.7-inch screen. This would see the pixel density fall to around 280ppi, way below the 326ppi seen on every iPhone since the iPhone 4. Crucially though, it would be above the iPad’s pixel density.

Apple bases its Retina status on viewing distance – 10-inches for the phone, 15 for the tablet – so a larger phone screen could add a few inches to the optimum viewing distance, and keep it within Apple’s self-imposed parameters for ‘Retina.’ Alternatively, researchers from DisplaySearch in Taiwan indicate Apple will give the 4.7-inch screen a 1280 x 720 pixel resolution, resulting in a 312ppi pixel density rating. As for the 5.7-inch hybrid, DisplaySearch says it may have a 1920 x 1080 pixels, matching just about every 2013 high-end Android phone.

WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT THE IPHONE 6 : "apple new iphone mini 7 2014"
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