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The iPhone 5s has been very well received and already we are hearing rumors that Apple is in the process of field testing the next generation iPhone. It really was only a matter of time before the iPhone 6 rumors began. Rumors have come for a Far East based website who have gone into a lot of detail about Apple's current plans and testing schedule for next year's model.
It has become fairly normal for people to speculate on the next launch as soon as the current generation device has been launched. The website in question has an inconsistent success rate when it comes to predictions about Apple products, but the published rumors do seem to tie in nicely with previously published commentary from KGI Securities.
To be honest, we really don't know anything about the next generation iPhone that is set to be released. We are assuming it will be under the name iPhone 6 but Apple has a great track record of keeping internal projects and secrets away from the public eye. With that said, both Ming-Chi Kuo and the recent C Technology article both seem to agree that next year's iPhone will feature a larger touch-screen, potentially up to 5 inches. Kuo believes that any future iPhone will never breach the 5 inch display mark purely because of Apple's insistence that the device remains usable in one hand.
Most of the rumors going forward are likely to be centered around the display of the new device and whether or not Apple will follow the current market trend of producing smartphones with huge displays or stick to their current 4 inch offering. In addition to today's rumors, we also heard suggestions that Apple could be about to jump on the curved bandwagon by creating an iPhone with glass that wraps around the body of the device.
You can be sure that rumors will continue to fly right the way through to the launch of next year's device and whether Apple choose to follow their competitors and create a larger display really is anyone's guess. As always though, we will keep you up to date with everything we hear.
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