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Another dummy. We have recently received new images showing what looks to be a gold iPhone 6 mockup pictured next to another two color variations that Apple presently offers. As described, this is absolutely a dummy model, but it is also the 1st time we have seen a gold one.
The camera cut-out on the light colored models look a little but odd, but again these are dummy units and we never expect them to completely reflect the genuine design. Along with that, the Space Gray and Silver models look to have a gold Touch ID ring which is also a bit out of place. Either way, they are absolutely fun to look at. Rumors would suggest that Apple’s iPhone 6 will feature a 4.7-inch display and possibly a 5.5-inch variation, borrow design features from the fifth generation iPod touch, and feature resigned buttons. At this point, we have seen just about every rumored render, mockup, and schematic relating to Apple’s upcoming iPhone 6.
These images are consistent with previous rumors, but we won’t know what Apple’s official design will look like until later this coming year. It’s likely that these models were designed based on rumored schematics and specifications, but the design does match up with previous photos.
Well-known Dutch designer and concept artist Martin Hajek has designed a new iPhone 6 rendering, which might just be the most accurate one to date.
Hajek had recently joined up with Nowherelse to create a amazing mock-up based on the recently leaked schematics discovered by Macotakara apparently showing the 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch variants of the iPhone 6.
With the recent case leak, Hajek revised his designs to show almost everything we currently know (or think we know) about Apple's next iPhone.
Hajek depicts the iPhone 6 as extremely thin, featuring curved corners, a larger display, and a new Sleep/Wake button, which has been moved to the right side from the handset.
This was based on a research note from KGI Investments analyst Ming-Chi Kuo who suggested that Apple is going to move the button from its current spot on top of the iPhone to help with one-handed use of the larger smartphone.
What do you think of Hajek’s designs? Is this what you hope the iPhone 6 you can look like?
