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Alleged iPhone 6 Prototype Depicted in New Images
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Wifi can't deal with aluminum. You may want to look at the back of an iPod Touch. It has a small black plastic cutout, take a guess as to why that's there.
id be fine if they would switch multitasking and control center. i need multitasking by far more often. thank god for the jb fixing this. hate pressing the home button
Everything about this screams legit. Especially the Vaseline covering the camera lens 
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But it does look like the real deal. Love the thinness.
.But it does look like the real deal. Love the thinness.
I don't see why anyone would not want a bigger screen if it can very minimally increase the physical size of the device, like these photos are depicting by reducing the bezels as much as possible.
For everyone asking where the antennas will go, I believe the antenna signals will be routed through the apple logo on the back. These photos show a similar black logo like on the iMac and iPads that are actually cut into the casing.
the back looks real and it makes sense that they will do desing "air" like but the front looks like fake. For some reason it looks a bit ugly to pass Ive's design.
Also, remember this guy how he fooled us last time?
http://www.martinhajek.com/portfolio-page/
And he uses similar style so could it be him having fun again?
Also, remember this guy how he fooled us last time?
http://www.martinhajek.com/portfolio-page/
And he uses similar style so could it be him having fun again?
I mean that in a good way. I was trying to say that faked leaks are usually over the top.
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Why is there a blue line across the bottom of the screen in one of the pictures?...
Really hope this is fake. If not, I hope it comes in a 4" option
That's chromatic aberration. Well, if that's a render, they've certainly gone to some lengths to make it look like a photo, complete with camera quirks. (Edit: I just noticed member mbh already mentioned this.)
There's light coming through the headphone socket too, which makes sense since it's just an empty shell. Not sure if there should be light from the Lightening port, but we're getting into the realm of footprint shadow analysis by the fake moon landing proponents here. Overall, nothing about these images look fake to me. If they're renders, they're darn good ones.
Eventually, ALL smartphones will essentially look the same.
They will just be super-thin screens with perhaps a few buttons.
That's what I thought but it has a sim card tray. Unless it's an LTE-enabled iPod touch...?
Lol. Have you seen the iPod touch lately? It features the same design as the iPad mini and iPad air, and it was available in stores even before these devices were announced.
You do realise the Iphone 5 was probably being tested when Iphone 4 was still the main Iphone just before they announced the 4S? Everybody expected a larger screen and it came one year later.
This design has probably been in the works for quite some time.
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Says iphone on the back. Has the LED flash from 5S it's defo an Iphone.
Exactly. They will still have their slight differences in design, but there is only so far you can go with it, simple as that. People that have any intellect know this.
Thats a good spot, looking at one of the pictures it looks as though something is routed there from the bottom. Would gripping or covering the logo not effect the signal though?
The images are actually upsetting to me, because it is too thin. It is better if the same thickness is retained but better used for better battery life or beefier components or both.
I would usually agree BUT:
1) The iPhone 5 leaks were said to be fake because of the two tone design and the camera not being balanced in the top glass window. People said Apple/Ive would never design that.
2) Sonny Dickson has a perfect track record. Last year he leaked ALL iPhone 5c and iPhone 5s shells, iPad Mini and iPad Air shells.
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