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Apple's upcoming iPhone of 2014 is expected to be a redesigned form, as the rumors about Apple's testing display size of up to six inches while off with a curved display like so.

Specification 

Larger screen: Multiple sizes in 4.7-5.7" range rumored

Sapphire crystal screen

Faster and more efficient A8 chip

Fall 2014 Release Date

Even before the Apple released 5S & 5C , the rumors about iPhone 6 was spread wide being focused upon the wide screen size. From the very first of Apple's iPhone, the size grew from 3.5 inches to 4 inches with the iPhone 5, so it could be thought that the size could change for the upcoming versions.

iPhone being inline with the competing Android and Windows based phones with a bigger screen, so the next could be the iPhone that can make over Android and Windows with a much better screen size.



(Rumor based image)

Some more rumors that suggest Apple could have introduced 2 versions of iPhone 6 in two different sizes with the continued line up of the both iPhone 5S and and the mid-range iPhone 5C.

Rumors could indicate that the iPhone 6 could be coming with an durable sapphire display being for the first time and those along with some more rumors that the larger iPhone could have something special in its design. Well it suggest that the larger iPhone 6 would be adopting a thinner chassis and a bezel-free design.

Apple been so reluctant to sacrifice the iPhone's  famous one-hand usability with the immense pressure from those competing companies mean while the public's expectation of innovation has also pushed the company towards the experimental production of those phones with an larger display units.

On the same time the company's CEO Tim Cook had also made a promise that the Apple will not make any degradation against the usual attributes like that of resolution, power consumption and the overall app quality even for the larger screen size but the leaps in both of the display and processor technology had suggested that the company might be approaching a point where it is ready to launch a larger iPhone that doesn't require any trade offs of the key features for a larger display size.

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