WASHINGTON: As Apple eyeing to launch its flagship smartphone Apple iPhone 6 now new report recons that the bigger 5.5 inch model of the device likely to be called Apple iPhone 6L.
According to Chinese web, the next generation 5.5 inch iPhone likely to be called Apple iPhone 6L, while few images leaked by TMZ showing off the device running the iOS 8 operating system.
The AppleDaily site has posted photos of what it claims to be the 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch display components for the respective iPhone 6 handsets.
Along with asserting the iPhone 6L moniker, the report also claims the bigger model will also have a larger 2915mAh battery, while a 1810mAh cell will power the 4.7-inch version.
If the device does turn out to be called the iPhone 6L, then what of the 4.7-inch device? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.
We’ve seen our fair share of iPhone 6 leaks over the last few months, but (as far as we can tell) they’ve all been dead units.
Apple iPhone 6 will be the first device running the iOS 8 operating system. On the screen we can see the menu, which is blocking out some of the apps – possibly the Health app? TMZ’s source said that the phone is “noticeably” lighter than its predecessor and includes a new sensor on the front.
From what we can tell, it looks like Apple has just moved the existing light sensor above the speaker grille and made it slightly bigger, but it’s difficult to be sure just yet.
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