Apple
again claimed to out 4.7" and 5.5" iPhones in September, iPhone 5c to
be phased out | Apple is once again speculated to release a 4.7" iPhone
6, and a 5.5" phablet this year, according to people with knowledge of
the prototypes, reports Chinese media. The kicker is that those prototypes, that are increasingly mentioned as the final screen diagonals Apple is employing for this year's iPhones, have had panels made of sapphire glass. The sapphire rumor was just shot down yesterday, however, with analysts saying it will be too costly for Apple to put such screens on the millions of handsets it will sell, so it will keep the tough cover for its iWatch that will eventually measure less than 2 inches across.
"They have to tackle the phablet market. People want bigger screens now,"
commented the insider. Captain Obvious also added that the new
iPhone(s) will be announced in September, and April will be the month
for "freezing" the final design, then ramping up component production.
The iPhone 5c will apparently be phased out, they mention, and the 5s
will take its place, but with slightly altered chassis materials.
As for the sloping or curved display rumors for the new iPhone(s)? "The screens will be flat. Apple doesn't do anything until Samsung does it, and then they improve upon it," mused other insiders, which we can file in the random comments section, given the fact of the Galaxy Round.
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