+The 1st Picture: The iPhone 6 is bigger than the iPhone 5S for one major reason: its got a much larger screen. After years of pressure and clear evidence from surveys and sales trends, Apple has caved in and made a smartphone screen thats bigger than 4-inches diagonally. Much bigger, in fact. At 4.7-inches, this goes well beyond the simple screen-lengthening exercise of the iPhone 5 - its both longer AND wider. That complicates things on a number of fronts. It means that many people will struggle to be able to type on their iPhone one-handed. It also means that Apple has had to mess with the resolution a little - not simple doubling of the pixel count as took place with the iPhone 4. The result is a resolution of 1334×750, which is ever so slightly sharper than the 720p resolution adopted by most Android phones of a similar size. The result, though, is the same 326ppi figure that can be seen from the iPhone 4 right through to the iPhone 5S. In other words, Apple gets to keep that Retina display moniker without having to come up with more iPad 3-like excuses. +The 2nd Picture: Apples pricing for its new iPhone starts from $199 for the 16GB version for a two year contract. The price then goes to $299 for the 64GB of storage and $399 for the 128GB model. In the UK its £539 for the 16GB iPhone 6, £619 for 64GB and a whopping £699 for the 128GB SIM-free model. +The 3rd Picture: The iPhone 6 will go on sale in key territories, including the UK and US, on Friday September 19. It will be available for pre-order from Friday September 12. From: techradar/news/phone-and-communications/mobile-phones/10-things-you-need-to-know-about-the-iphone-6-1264648/1#articleContent
Posted on: Wed, 10 Sep 2014 10:24:06 +0000
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