iPhone 6 release date is coming very soon according to recent reports.
Previous reports have already disclosed some of the rumored notable features of the new Apple device, and have hinted a September release. A new report has surfaced claiming that the new iPhone will be released two weeks from now, September 19 to be exact.
According to Macworld: "If Apple follows the same pattern as last year the phone will be previewed at an event on 9 September, and available to buy on the 19 September."
"Indeed, according to reports, Apple is planning to hold an event on Tuesday 9 September at which it will launch the new iPhone 6. This report came from Re/Code, which is generally a good source of Apple rumours. So, Friday 19 September looks like the day to join the iPhone queue (unless you prefer to queue up for a week or so)," the article added.
Meanwhile, another iPhone 6 release date centered on the features of the iPhone 6 particularly its ultra-thin battery.
According to International Business Times, "Crucial to the rumoured super-slim iPhone 6 finish is the battery - the thinner it is, the likelihood that the device will touchdown on its leanest and lightest ever."
Apart from the thin battery, the iPhone 6 will reportedly have major upgrades in its camera and screen resolution.
Business Insider reported, "Developer James Thompson has found an interesting behavior in the latest iOS 8 beta, giving even more weight to the reports that indicate the iPhone 6 will feature a new resolution, featuring a new 'pixel-tripling' scaling factor of 3. In May, 9to5Mac first broke news of Apple testing a new screen resolution for an upcoming iPhone, which used a 3x screen scale for content."
Interesting… UIImage on iOS 8b5 will load a @3x image in preference to an @2x one, even on a @2x device. Not so on iOS 7. Bug, but also hmm…
— James Thomson (@jamesthomson) August 29, 2014
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