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The latest alleged shot of Apple's next iPhone lineup has pointing to the possibility of having larger version of Apple iPhone 6. If the Apple iPhone 6 follows the footsteps of its predecessor, then image leaks of panels and cases should continue to surface up to the anticipated announcement. That should take place sometime around early autumn if previous iPhone launches are any indication. The Leaks out of Asian factories should always be taken with more than the usual bit of skepticism, as frequently they are of knock-off manufacturers or case designers. Also, we've been hearing inklings of a larger-screened iPhone since before the iPhone 5 launch, although not often with an actual front panel. If the image does turn out to be true, it means that Apple has finally resigned itself to a large-screened display that has been an industry trend in recent years. We're sure to have an increasing amount of Apple leaks in the coming months, so be sure to check back with ...

Apple will launched two different sizes of iPhone 6 smartphones in Q2, a common version is equipped with a standard 4.7 inches screen, while the other increase the money sucked to 5.5 inches screen size, comes with many currently available tablet phone to compete. It seems that Apple has already begun to realize they need to cast aside, launched a large-screen iPhone to cater to consumer demand and market trends. According to the recent UBS analyst Steve Milunovich predicted Apple's iPhone or large flat screen with a 4.7-inch version will not be released simultaneously in the second half of the iPhone, and in Milunovich's report, he is based on Apple's supply chain, from the analysis . In recent a long period of time, many of the points are that Apple is considering the next iPhone release cycle introduced two different sizes of products, and 4.7 inches and 5.5 inches is amongst the most unified statement two versions. But Milunovich After analysis of Apple's s...

Sources familiar with Apple future plan's has suggest that Apple will likely focus on improving the lens system and image quality  of current iPhone 5S 8MP camera, rather than  increasing the megapixel count of its next iPhone smartphone camera. Previously, we have heard that the iPhone 6 camera may be bumped to a 10 Mega Pixel with a faster F/1.8 aperture (the iPhone 5s is currently sporting an F/2.2 lens) so perhaps the aperture will remain. Currently, rumors suggest that Apple will use swappable resin lenses for its iPhone 6. Other rumors have suggested optical image stabilization but seeing how Apple is doing some clever gyro-based software tricks in the iPhone 5s to avoid OIS it seems unlikely the company will change its mind in the next flagship. If Apple indeed retains the 8 Mega Pixel resolution which debuted on the iPhone 4S camera, it will go against the current trend of manufacturer increasing megapixel count in their smartphones. but HTC One's Ultrapixel...