iPhone 6 Rumors , 4'7 Inch and 5'5 Inch Model

Specs

• Release Date: September 2014
• Larger screen: 4.7" (perhaps 1704x960 pixels) and 5.5"
• Sapphire crystal screen
• Faster and more efficient A8 chip

 What We Expect 

Apple is expected to release the 4.7-inch iPhone 6 around September of 2014, but there has been some disagreement about the launch date of the 5.5-inch iPhone. Due to production issues that may or may not be resolved, the larger 5.5-inch iPhone could launch alongside the 4.7-inch version, or at a somewhat later date.
Both the 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch iPhones will have an increased resolution due to their larger screens, possibly at 1704 x 906, a pixel-tripled resolution that would give the 4.7-inch model a pixel density of 416 and the 5.5-inch version a pixel density of 365.

Display Technology

  Current iPhones use Low Temperature Poly Silicon (LTPS) technology, and Apple is likely to continue using that technology for the iPhone 6.

Glass Of The Display

Apple currently uses durable and damage resistant Corning Gorilla Glass for its iPhones, but reports have suggested that the company could switch to sapphire crystal for future displays.

 Sapphire crystal, which is currently used for small iPhone elements like the camera lens and the home button of the iPhone 5s, has historically been prohibitively expensive to produce in larger quantities, but Apple has recently partnered with GT Advanced to ramp up sapphire production.

Processor Upgrades

 The iPhone 5s incorporates a 64-bit A7 28-nanometer chip manufactured by Samsung. Apple's iPhone 6 will reportedly utilize a 20-nanometer A8 chip from TSMC, which will be both smaller and more energy efficient. Samsung will continue to be involved in the production, however, helping to alleviate some of TSMC's manufacturing load.

 The A7 chip marked a 31 percent improvement over the A6 in the iPhone 5, and it is likely that the leap to a 20-nm A8 chip will offer similar increases in performance.

  Initial rumors pointed towards a quad-core 64-bit processor for the A8, but a July report suggested the A8 processor may in fact be dual-core with a frequency of 2.0 GHz or higher per core.The A8 may also be limited to 1GB of RAM, the same as the A7.

Camera Additions

 

 

A recent rumor has suggested that the iPhone 6 may continue to use the 8-megapixel sensor found in the iPhone 5s and the iPhone 5c, while adding other camera improvements.
Apple's iPhone 4s and iPhone 5 also used the same 8-megapixel sensor, but Apple significantly improved camera quality in the iPhone 5s through an increase in pixel size, a larger aperture, a new "True Tone" dual-LED flash and software enhancements, and it is possible the company will follow the same camera improvement strategy in the iPhone 6. And Maybe Using the Optical Image Stabilization ( OIS )

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