The first and the last pictures indicate that the iPhone 6's edge will look pretty much like the one on M$ surface tablet
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IMHO Surface tablets look great
but I doubt Apple would do something without rounded corners
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Alleged Images of iPhone 6 Chassis and Manufacturing Molds Surface
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IMHO Surface tablets look great
but I doubt Apple would do something without rounded corners
as long as they improve the speed of the phone, move base model to 32GB and better battery, it will be a Buy for me, otherwise my IP5 will stay as my phone
What are you going to fire them for?
Creating a hoax?
This "alleged design" is probably from someone in High School.
Is this the protruding camera in the right? Why is it on the bottom of the device?
I love how people think that these leaks can't be some iteration of the new iphone. Same type of leaks happened last year and a substantial amount of them came true. Until Apple starts manufacturing in their own facilities, these leaks will always happen despite their "doubling down" on secrecy.
Assuming the mold pictures and technical drawings are real, the circle of people with access to that information is very small.
If they are real I would fire them. Too much money at stake and leaks like that cannot be tolerated.
Larger iPhones will affect the fashion industry. Cargo pants will again become popular as will the greeting; "Is that an iPhone in your pocket or are you just happy to see me."
don't expose the client to the outside world. keep the network internal.
you're not meant to show classified info.
Not a mold tool
Having worked with mold tools, both design and manufacture of such tools.
The photos do not represent a mold tool.
Having worked with mold tools, both design and manufacture of such tools.
The photos do not represent a mold tool.
The machines need something to hold the phone in place securely while it attaches other components. Assembly lines don't work on magic - physics still applies.
