Despite the official iPhone 6 release date happening soon this coming September 9, many would still be interested to have a look at the latest alleged leaked photos of the highly anticipate phone from Apple.
It was through Feng.com, a Chinese social network website that a total of five photos were leaked that are speculated to be the actual look of the next iPhone model for this year. The images were not presented as all assembled but it can serve as an ideal preview of the smartphone.
Some noticed the plastic lines that seems to be the housing for its antenna. It looks thinner just how the latest iPhone 6 rumors describe. One photo also showed it appearing to have the headphone jack on its bottom part, pretty much the same as the iPhone 5.
It also features its speculated new material which is the sapphire glass to make it resistant from any kind of scratch and be built tougher than the previous generations of iPhone. It was analyst Matt Margolis who first mentioned that the high end version of the iPhone 6 will have the sapphire glass built.
On the other hand, a new code was found in the test version of the new iPhone's software that can make the latest Apple flagship phone way sharper than the rest.
According to Independent.ie, developer James Thomson discovered the code which permits the phone to gather images about three times its size. It could lead to the possibilities that the Cupertino-tech giant might be planning to increase resolution of their future phones, or maybe own two screen but in varying sizes.
As for the iPhone 6 price, Apple has not mentioned any probably cost yet but most are expecting it to be way luxurious than the previous iPhone models they have released to the market.
IBTimes adds that the launch of its newest software called the iOS 8 may happen on September 11 before Apple finally opens doors for the start of pre-orders.
Previous reports have emphasized that the iPhone 6 will be release in two versions, at 4.7-inch and the other in 5.5-inch display. Most recent iPhone 6 news include reliable analyst Ming-Chi Kuo citing that the next iPhone will also feature low temperature polysilicon in-cell for its touch panels, NFC, the metal case and the TouchID fingerprint security.
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