The new 4-inch iPhone is said to be in the works already. According to recent reports, the production of this new iPhone has started and will be arriving in mid-2016.
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Thinner, Future Apple Handsets Will Glitter With Borrowed Technologies
Apple is possibly going to bid farewell to the headphone sockets in its new models of iPhone 7/ iPhone 7 plus/ iPhone 6C. This process will make the phone even thinner than normal, while Wolfson Microelectronics will remove background noise during listening to music and making phone calls. But all the changes, Apple is rumored to adopt, are features borrowed from market rivals.
Apple plans to debut Apple Watch 2, iPhone 6c in March 2016 Event
The new Apple Watch 2 & the 4-inch iPhone 6c are suggested to be unveiled in Apple’s 2016 March launch event. The Apple watch 2 is being rumored to feature an OLED display while the 4-inch iPhone 6c could be powered by an A8 processor.
iPhone 6c Release Date: Will 4-inch iPhone launch Spring 2016 with Apple Watch 2 or Fall 2016 with iPhone 7?
The iPhone 6c could launch with the Apple Watch 2 on Spring 2016. Some believe that the release of the 4-inch iPhone will arrive on Fall 2016 alongside the iPhone 7 event.
Apple iPhone 6c with 4-inch display expected to be launched early next year
A news came into hearing from multiple sources that Apple has decided to introduce its next smartphone series, iPhone 6c on mid of 2016. The price of iPhone 6c is quite low, which is from $400 to $500. It is expected to have camera properties of that of iPhone 5s, with latest a9 chip and much.
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The next iPhone 6C is currently in the works and is believed to be unveiled in Q3 2016. This new iPhone model is expected to arrive cheaper and smaller with rumored specs including, 4-inch, A8 processor, and more.
According to a leading analyst, a new 4-inch screen iPhone is set to be released next year. Dubbed as the iPhone 6c, it is rumored to feature a Retina display and an A9 processor, as well as look like the iPhone 5s.
Leaked image of 1715mAh battery rumored to be for iPhone 6c, but tech pundits say it's for iPhone 6s
Leaked images of the 1715mAh capacity battery were rumored to be for the upcoming iPhone 6c, which will be released, according to sources, sometime next year. But a tech website put out a valid point that the battery will be for the September released iPhone 6s which is a more valid claim than the latter.
The iPhone 6c is speculated to likely arrive in Q1 2016 with nice upgrades over the current iPhone 5c. The new Iphone 6c is expected to arrive with metal casing, 1715mAh battery, A8 chip and more.
A photo of a 4-inch iPhone with Touch ID was spotted on Apple Store, confirming rumors of a 4-inch iPhone 7c or iPhone 6c. Further, the company’s iPhone 6s or iPhone 7 was confirmed to have 2 GB of RAM, Force Touch, and upgraded 32 GB minimum storage.
Contrary to what KGI Securities analysts Ming-Chi Kuo said, two Chinese analysts hint that a four-inch iPhone 6c is coming this year that will have a Sony camera sensor. Another rumor says Force Touch technology may be exclusive for the iPhone 6s Plus. Further, Apple acquires 38 patents, including patents for the Apple Watch.
Ming-Chi Kuo said that Apple was unlikely to release a 4-inch iPhone model this year, but rather would release it next year. New sources also hinted an iPhone 7 under works that would sport a QHD 5-inch Retina Display. Further, Antonio De Rosa gave a concept video of an iPhone 7 having a digital crown.
Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference is set on June 8-12. It is expected that the iOS 9 (codenamed Monarch) would be announced in that event, and is speculated to come out with features for enterprise, Apple Watch, CarPlay, and many more.
KGI Securities Ming-Chu Kuo recently said that an inclusion of the Force Touch would be “significant enough for Apple” to skip the iPhone 6S, and release the iPhone 7. Apple also said that the "Force Touch is the most significant new sensing capability since Multi Touch." Does this mean Apple somewhat confirms Ming-Chi Kuo's statement?
