New leaked picture shows iPhone 6’s LCD backlight panel

A new leaked picture shows that the iPhone 6’s panel will be an LCD backlight panel, looking almost exactly the same as the iPhone 5’s one.  It is the first time we hear this information about the 4.7-inch display and we are also impatiently expecting to find out more information about the resolution of the iPhone 6.  Recent rumors have been informing that the resolution will be either of 1334 x 750 pixels or 1704 x 960 pixels. There is a high probability that various resolutions are still being tested out. The leaked picture also shows that the connector was moved to the left, by comparison to the present model, the iPhone 5.  If the new display will keep the tested resolution of 1704 x 960, the iPhone 6 could have denser screens in terms of pixels per inch than the current Retina standard. A new resolution also opens up more opportunities in terms of interface development and design, specialists agree.

While we are waiting for the iPhone 6’s release by the end of 2014, most probable by September, let’s remember the basic things about the future device, in terms of its features:

• Active noise cancellation with dedicated mic
• AirDrop file sharing
• Siri natural language commands and dictation
•  iCloud cloud service
•  iCloud Keychain
•  Twitter and Facebook integration
•  TV-out
•  Maps
•  iBooks PDF reader
•  Audio/video player/editor
•  Organizer
•  Document viewer/editor
•  Image viewer/editor
•  Voice memo/dial/command
•  Predictive text input
• Touch ID

Specifications:

• 4.7 inch display / 1704 x 960 resolution (rumored)
• 16 M colors, LCD backlight panel
• Multitouch
• Sapphire crystal glass
• Water resistant
• 2 GB of RAM
• 16/32/64/128 GB storage
• iOS 8, quad-core, Apple A8 chipset
• Dimensions:  5.41 x 2.64 x 0.28 inch

Predictions about the camera make us believe that we should be expecting a better one, too. As the release date gets closer, more and more information will leak and we will probably know more about the iPhone 6 this summer, so updates will keep coming soon about the bigger and faster device!