New concept illustrations of the next-generation iPhone have been revealed, based on the latest rumours that Apple will launch a much thinner smartphone made with Liquidmetal and in-cell technology.
ADR Studio, an Italian design group which has created concept images of iPhones in the past, calls the latest device the 'iPhone Plus'. The illustrations show an iPhone with a Liquidmetal body, a screen with double alkali-aluminosilicate sheet glass, and a 4.3in Retina display that uses in-cell technology.
The concept design features an A6 Quad Core processor, with a 10-megapixel rear camera and a 2 megapixel front facing camera. The device also has a rear motion sensor, a projector to beam photos and videos onto any surface, and a new slim-dock connector. The home button is also fully capacitive.
It is expected that the iPhone will arrive this year, possibly in October. Most experts have dismissed rumours that the sixth-generation iPhone will launch at this year’s WWDC.
Let us know what you think the new iPhone will look like, and what features you hope it will have in our comments below. Read the latest iPhone rumours here.
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Mackly said on Tue, 01 May 2012
Slow news day? Why not write a totally misleading caption to try and garner some clicks?
"Next-generation iPhone illustrations revealed" - I think not.
This is just a third-party designer with no inside knowledge who has drawn a couple of images based on a set of rumours - most of which are either obvious (i.e. new processor) or will be proved wrong in due course (i.e. pico-projector).
Nothing like a good bit of click bait.
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