Photos of yet to be released Apple
iPhone 6 have shown new features
which were lacking in previous
versions….
The new handsets already
packaged and ready to hit the
shelves.
New pictures have emerged which
appear to show scratch proof alloy
Liquidmetal being used in the new
iPhone 6.
The material is designed to make
the famous Apple logo nearly
impossible to mark, according to
luxury iPhone modifiers Feld &
Volk.
The Moscow-based designers say
new pictures show the final design
of the iPhone 6 including recessed
buttons down the side, designed to
stop the user accidentally
changing the volume.
Apple has reportedly expressed
interest in using Liquidmetal in
products in the past and
speculation has even suggested
the technology giants could use
the material in the phone’s body.
According to manufacturers,
Liquidmetal is stronger than
titanium but can still be molded
into intricate shapes.
Speculation had been rife the
smartphone’s new casing could
use a light-up logo, which could
let you know when a message had
arrived or even when it was going
to rain.
The illuminated logo has been a
rumoured feature in most updates
of the iPhone since it launched in
2007.
But the new pictures indicate this
idea has been ditched in favour of
a more traditional look.
It is also looking less and less
likely the near-indestructible
sapphire crystal will be used on
the phone’s screen – at least to
begin with.
Market research team TrendForce
LEDInside say Apple will not be
able to make enough of the much-
anticipated and heavily rumoured
glass screens in time for the
release date.
Insiders expect the iPhone 6 to be
launched on September 9 and
Apple remain notoriously tight-
lipped about any details
surrounding the new handset.
It comes after new pictures were
leaked appearing to show the
product packaged and ready to hit
the shelves.
The photographs show the phone
in a box and were released by a
source close to an Apple beta
tester.
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