Though some reports suggest that Apple will launch at least one of its phone the 4.7” or the 5.5’ might be launched during the June 2014 Worldwide Developer's Conference. However, new reports suggest a more sensible timeline scheduling the release for the fall. The rationale is that since 2011, the Cupertino tech giant has released Apple has announced its new iPhones in September and October.

The iPhone 6 release date will be delayed till after the the Developer’s meet due on June 2. Although there would not be a launch on June 2, the 5-day gathering will add to the or insight and working knowledge of the new iPhone. It will elaborate on the concept design and build and begin the formal countdown for the coming iPhone 5S sequel.

So far the best knowledge and information points to an unveiling of iOS 8, now that it is s substituting for iOS 7.1 - the iOS 8 itself has the power that will boost the tech giant's 2014 iOS device line up. So far, reports are calling the new iPhone the iPhone 6, although several names like the 5C and Air have also been suggested for the new smartphone which as expected is headlined by the next iPhone build, said to be bigger, lighter, more powerful

The expectations for Apple Inc. has been incredible and the firm seems to have covered its ground well with better and improved versions of the iPhone. The expectations run high on what the iPhone 6 can do when competing with the HTC One M8 and Samsung Galaxy S5. Samsung table come the handset's rollout moment yet in order to be realistic about the so-called killer features for the next iPhone, it is best to simply watch for the minimum specs, some trends are already popping up in the rumors. Analysts and sources claim that Apple will give us two phones this year, just like it did in September 2013 with the 5S and 5C. There

Apple is using the best technology available for the iPhone 6 and according to The Motley Fool, Intel and Qualcomm are the best candidates to supply the Wi-Fi and LTE-Advanced chips that will come with the device.

“Sources cited by Apple Insider have stated that Apple is indeed likely to stay out of the mega-pixel race with the iPhone 6 camera, instead focusing on tweaking other image-enhancing components to improve the quality of photographs.” reports IBT. au