Apple CEO Tim Cook revealed the much-anticipated iPhone 6 models – yes, there are two - on September 9th.
Apple’s new iPhone 6 is a mystery no more.
CEO Tim Cook revealed the much-anticipated devices – yes, there are two - on September 9th.
The most obvious difference between the new and previous models is size.
While the iPhone 5 had a diagonal screen measurement of 4 inches, the display on the standard 6 model is 4.7.
Still not big enough?
Fear not, it also comes in a larger version, the iPhone 6 Plus, which boasts a 5-and-a-half-inch viewable area.
They’ve compensated for the extra pocket space the phone will take up by making them thinner than their predecessors.
Apple has also introduced a new screen management capability for those who may have problems wrangling the information on the larger display.
A simple double touch movement will slide the contents of the screen down towards the bottom half.
Other improvements include a faster chip, longer battery life, and a video stabilizer.
Noticeably gone are the 32-gigabyte versions. The phones now come in configurations of 16, 64, and 128.
Pricing has remained steady, with standard-sized models ranging from 199 to 399 dollars with a two-year contract.
The iPhone 6 Plus has a starting contract price of 299 dollars.
