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Alleged Apple iPhone 6 images leaked by Taiwanese pop star Jimmy Lin

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Tech2 News Staff|Jun 12, 2014, 15:48:59 IST

With each passing week, we come across a new tidbit about Apple's next-gen iPhone 6. A couple of days ago we saw the leaked rear shells of the device, and now Taiwanese celebrity Jimmy Lin - who showed a pre-release iPhone 5 -  has revealed supposed images of the iPhone 6 alongside the iPhone 5, reports Gforgames. A look at the image, and one will see a noticeably larger iPhone 6 with curvier edges and iPad-like design, something we've been hearing for some time now. Talking about the iPhone 6 further, Lin has shared his experience with the device. He lauded the larger 4.7-inch display and says the device design offers a good grip with the matte aluminium finish. Owing to a larger display and newer design, the power button has been moved to the right edge. Morever, there is no built-in antenna and you'll still find it on the outside. Last week, we saw leaked images of  the rear shell of the iPhone 6 in multiple angles. It showed two cutouts - one for the camera and flash, while the other was for the Apple logo.  The design looks in line with the images posted by Lin. Though Apple has ben tight lipped about its upcoming iPhone, a lot has already been said and written about the device. It is expected to run iOS 8 - unveiled at the WWDC recently - and the company is said to be betting big on a health and home automation. Latest rumours suggest that the iPhone 6 will hit stores on September 19. Here’s all you need to know about iOS 8, and you can also check out our iPhone 6 rumour-roundup.

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First Published:Jun 12, 2014, 15:48:59 IST
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