As expected, Apple has announced the iPhone 6 will come in two sizes – both bigger than the 5S – and they’ve also jumped aboard the wearable tech bandwagon with the much-anticipated launch of the Apple Watch.<\/p>\n
Note, it’s not an iWatch.<\/p>\n
Apple cheif executive, Tim Cook, has declared the iPhone 6 to be “the biggest advancement in the history of iPhone” – which you would expect, really – while Phil Schiller, senior vice president, was a bit more bullish stating the two new iPhones were “the best phones ever made.”<\/p>\n
So what can we expect from the iPhone’s latest incarnation?<\/p>\n
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The iPhone 6 will have a 4.7-inch screen, that’s 0.7-inches larger than the 5S, while the iPhone 6 Plus will bring the iPhone in line with phones like the Samsung Galaxy by having a 5.5-inch screen – the biggest Apple has ever produced.<\/p>\n
Both phones will be the slimmest iPhones ever and, like the 5S, will come in three colours – silver, space grey, and gold.<\/p>\n
Each phone will come three sizes –\u00a016GB, 64GB and 128GB – and prices will range from \u00a3539 for the 16GB iPhone 6 to an eye-watering \u00a3789 for the 128GB iPhone 6 Plus.<\/p>\n
Both phones also come with the promise of a better battery life – which is the least Apple could do given the relatively poor life of previous incarnations.<\/p>\n
The new phones will also have superior screen resolutions – the 6 offering 1334 x 750 with 326 pixels per inch, while the 6 Plus will have resolution of 1920 x 1080 and 401 pixels per inch, which equates to 1080 full HD resolution.<\/p>\n