No matter what you are calling it, iPhone 5S or iPhone 6, Apple’s next-generation smartphone is expected soon. Maybe in June. We probably won’t see a higher resolution display, but we might see more than two color versions of the handset.
This would be a first in the history of iPhone 5S latest color launches. Japanese website Macotakara says the iPhone 5S / 6 might have green and gold color versions, in addition to the classic black and white ones. Another novelty could be a dual-LED flash for the rear camera.
The iPhone 5 is beginning to look a little long in the tooth against the rest of the best phones around, so it's no wonder we're hearing a lot of information about a successor. In keeping with Apple's naming convention we've no doubt this will predictably, and rather boringly, be called the iPhone 5S.
The early arrival of the iPad 4 and the iPad mini just eight months after the release of the iPad 3 in March has meant that Apple still has the ability to surprise so the mooted release date for the next iPhone is still up for debate.
It’s well known that one of the key battlegrounds of smartphone warfare is the specifications of the on-board camera. apple iPhone The Sony Xperia Z and Galaxy S4 arrived sporting 13MP cameras while HTC upset the apple cart by including a 4MP “ultrapixel” camera into its HTC One handset.
Apple has consistently upped the camera specs in each of its models and its no stretch to think that the company will do the same for the iPhone 5S. According to iLounge, Cupertino isn’t planning to go down the HTC route and will instead launch the 5S with a 13MP camera – putting it in league with the Sony and Samsung handsets.
Whether it will be called iPhone 5S or iPhone 6, Apple’s next-generation high-end smartphone is undoubtedly expected by many iOS enthusiasts.Macotakara also reports that the long-rumored cheaper iPhone will have various color versions as well. But the website’s sources are contradictory, saying the cheaper handset will come in either White, Navy, Gold Orange, and Gray, or in White, Blue, Green, and Yellow-orange. In both cases, there is no black edition.
Production for the new cheap iPhone could start in June, with shipping expected to commence in September. As for the high-end iPhone 5S / 6, this is also expected to debut around September.
The iPhone 5 is beginning to look a little long in the tooth against the rest of the best phones around, so it's no wonder we're hearing a lot of information about a successor. In keeping with Apple's naming convention we've no doubt this will predictably, and rather boringly, be called the iPhone 5S.
The early arrival of the iPad 4 and the iPad mini just eight months after the release of the iPad 3 in March has meant that Apple still has the ability to surprise so the mooted release date for the next iPhone is still up for debate.
It’s well known that one of the key battlegrounds of smartphone warfare is the specifications of the on-board camera. apple iPhone The Sony Xperia Z and Galaxy S4 arrived sporting 13MP cameras while HTC upset the apple cart by including a 4MP “ultrapixel” camera into its HTC One handset.
Apple has consistently upped the camera specs in each of its models and its no stretch to think that the company will do the same for the iPhone 5S. According to iLounge, Cupertino isn’t planning to go down the HTC route and will instead launch the 5S with a 13MP camera – putting it in league with the Sony and Samsung handsets.
Whether it will be called iPhone 5S or iPhone 6, Apple’s next-generation high-end smartphone is undoubtedly expected by many iOS enthusiasts.Macotakara also reports that the long-rumored cheaper iPhone will have various color versions as well. But the website’s sources are contradictory, saying the cheaper handset will come in either White, Navy, Gold Orange, and Gray, or in White, Blue, Green, and Yellow-orange. In both cases, there is no black edition.
Production for the new cheap iPhone could start in June, with shipping expected to commence in September. As for the high-end iPhone 5S / 6, this is also expected to debut around September.
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