New Apple iPhone 6 rumors are swirling around the interwebs. Much speculation has occurred in regards to the phone’s release date and supported features. But, can the upcoming 5S provide clues about the new device?
While rumors vary according to whatever tech site you might visit, most believe that the iPhone 6 will be released in the fall of 2013. Specifically, most outlets are claiming that the device will be made available in late August or September, alongside the much anticipated 5S, a cheaper version of the iPhone.
Fascinating reports are surfacing in South Korea suggest that the phone will be faster...much faster. Multiple media outlets are suggesting that the new phone will be capable of downloading data at a rate of 150Mbps. That is twice what the current LTE structure allows.
That rumor was started by ‘Engadget,’ a company that has historically scooped the competition when it comes to breaking news about Apple products. According to their reporting, a South Korean company has been in talks with incorporating their advanced LTE-A technology within upcoming iPhone models. A rep from that company, SK Telecom, commented to the news org:
"SK Telecom is approaching Apple to put our LTE-A technology on the upcoming iPhone 5S. We are in the middle of negotiations. Consumers can expect the iPhone 5S with LTE-A in the coming months."
As with all upcoming Apple products, Tim Cook and team have refused to comment on any of the devices’ features...including price. Stay tuned, as we will be posting new information as it becomes available.
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