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As was widely rumoured before the launch, the main difference between the two models is size. The iPhone 6 measures 4.7 inches while the the iPhone 6 Plus measures 5.5 inches, a clear attempt to muscle in on the popularity of Android \u201d\u02dcphablets\u2019 like the Samsung Galaxy S5.<\/p>\n
There are a couple of other key differences too. The iPhone 6 Plus has optical image stabilisation for better quality pictures, a longer battery life, and a landscape viewing mode.<\/p>\n
The iPhone 6 will cost \u00a3539 for a 16GB model, with prices rising to \u00a3619 for the 64GB model and \u00a3699 for the 128GB model. The iPhone 6 Plus will cost \u00a3619 for a 16GB, \u00a3699 for a 32GB and \u00a3789 for a 128GB. You’ll be able to get both subsidised on contract, though.<\/p>\n
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The iPhone 6 looks quite a bit different from the iPhone 5, with curved edges and a metal back that should improve the durability of the handset (although we wouldn\u2019t recommend testing out that theory).<\/p>\n
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<\/p>\n The screen has also been improved, with both devices featuring a \u201d\u02dcRetina HD\u2019 display made of slightly curved glass. Apple hasn\u2019t used super-strength Sapphire glass as previously rumoured but they have strengthened the screen with ion, which is great news for butter-fingered iPhone fanatics.<\/p>\n Despite all of this, the new iPhones are actually the thinnest yet. The iPhone 6 is just 6.9mm thick, while the Plus is 7.1mm thick; the iPhone 5s was 7.6mm thick.<\/p>\n The only real disappointment is the 1334 x 740 screen resolution, although most users probably won\u2019t notice this anyway.<\/p>\n Selfie fans rejoice: the iPhone 6 has an 8 megapixel rear camera with faster autofocusing and image stabilisation (all of which means it takes nicer pictures)! The front-facing camera has been improved as well, with a burst mode for taking multiple selfies at once.<\/p>\n Amatuer filmmakers might enjoy making mini-epics with the iOS 8\u2019s new slo-mo and timelapse video modes too.<\/p>\n A lot of people are getting very excited about the iPhone\u2019s near-field communication capability, which will allow you to make contactless payments using your device.<\/p>\n Apple have named this feature \u201d\u02dcApple Pay\u2019, although we\u2019re not entirely convinced it\u2019ll catch on. Then again, that\u2019s what they said about the iPod…<\/p>\n The iPhone 6 and 6 Plus will be the first devices to use iOS 8 (although other Apple devices will get the upgrade too). We\u2019ve already summed up the best features in this post<\/a>, but the main headline feature is improved integration between Apple devices.<\/p>\n Apple also launched the Apple Watch at yesterday\u2019s event, which you can read about in this blog post<\/a>.<\/p>\n Are you looking forward to the iPhone 6? Let us know in the comments.<\/p>\n![\"iphone6design\"](\"http:\/\/192.168.3.178\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/09\/iphone6design.jpg\")
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