Ugly color, but its a nice move, glad to see apple adding a 6c to the line up. I do miss my iPhone 5c.
One would think they could make it thinner.

Ugly color, but its a nice move, glad to see apple adding a 6c to the line up. I do miss my iPhone 5c.
Your opinion is not grounded by facts. If it didn't sell well, Apple would not be making it again. Clearly there is a market for it and this will be released annually on the S cycle. Get use to it.
it failed miserably the first time so why do they think the same won't happen again?
instead they should make the 4 inch model the s. not really looking forward to having a 4.7 inch phone
No. They are not going to use USB C on the phones.
So the 4 inch model will be plastic...
How do you know this?
If the internals are going to be exactly the same as the 5S then I agree, there's no point to making this phone. I have to imagine there's going to be something more, perhaps the 6's internals, to make this viable.
Where I disagree with you is the comment: "They're both 4 inch phones but one uses quality materials like aluminum. So silly". When did aluminum become such a "premium" material? Sure it's light but there are definitive advantages to using a quality plastic or polycarbonate material.
For one, it absorbs shocks better than aluminum and, when dropped, less of the kinetic energy is transferred to the glass.
Secondly, it doesn't need antenna bands; the signal can pass through any part of the housing.
Thirdly, it won't scratch or show wear as badly (in most circumstances). Let's remember how poorly the 5 held up to basic wear and tear.
Lastly, most iPhone users I see have their device - their aluminum (premium) device , in a plastic case. The irony is befitting.
Aluminum is a fine material. It doesn't, however, fit my definition of premium.
Just my $0.02 - to each their own.
I wonder whatWatch model their newly trained "Genius/Stylists" reccommend with this?
Apple pay will be introduced to this low in model which will be the differentiator. They need to spread Apple Pay far and wide for traction.
I think they should get rid of the 4" version. the small screen size hinders OS development, more screen estate means more place for experiments and innovation.
It looks like it would essentially be an "iPhone 5CS" which suggests that Apple doesn't want to retain the pricier iPhone 5/5S production process for what will be the cheapest option in most countries.
Probably just transition the remaining 5s production line(s) to 6s, and the 5c line (s) to the 6c. I'd expect the A8 to be in the 6c as well as Apple Pay support. This would put even more pressure on the competition, and an iPod Touch upgrade to this build but with the A7 (no Apple Pay) would be a bonus.
Why would they go back to pill design for the light? Why not stick with the round design used in the iPhone 6? This makes me question the validity of this rumor.
Yeah, and we should get rid of small cars because tractor-trailers exist.
Ugly color, but its a nice move, glad to see apple adding a 6c to the line up. I do miss my iPhone 5c.
Whether the A8 is included may depend on whether they plan to offer the original iPhone 6 and/or 6 Plus as the "mid-tier" phone.
I wouldn't be surprised if they offer the following lineup:
6C - A7 with Apple Pay - $450 for 16GB (they may finally drop the 8GB)
6 - A8 - $550/$600 - 16GB/32GB
6S - A9 - $650/$750/$850 32GB/64GB/128GB (I would not be surprised if they stick with 16GB, but if the Galaxy S6 is successful it might force the issue)
6S Plus - A9 - $750/$850/$950 for the same storage configurations as the 6S.
I think it's entire possible that they won't carry over the 6 Plus and require those who want the larger phone to pony up for the 6S Plus.
This is what Apple will release:
6S & 6S+ = A9, 2GB RAM, ForceTouch, new finish to make it less slippery
6 & 6+ = as normal, 16gb only.
5CS = 5S internals, 16gb only. I doubt it will be called 6C.
Aside from the form factor, which I understand, what else do you miss from your 5C?