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<\/a><\/p>\nThe iPhone 6 has only been out for a few months but the Apple rumour mill is gearing up again already.<\/p>\n
One of the main rumours doing the rounds<\/a> is that there will be 2 <\/i>iPhones this year<\/a>: an iPhone 6s in the spring and the iPhone 7 in September. It seems highly unlikely given Apple\u2019s release history, but it\u2019s not beyond the realms of possibility with the new Apple Watch launching in April<\/a>.<\/p>\n It\u2019s also been heavily rumoured that Apple are going to release a 4 inch version of the iPhone 6<\/a>, which is good news for those who struggled to adapt to the 6\u2019s size.<\/p>\n Other rumours include the home button doubling as a joystick for gaming and a camera capable of producing SLR quality images. However, as Apple tend to announce their products just a few weeks before launch, it\u2019ll be a while before we know for sure.<\/p>\n Samsung are planning to unveil the new Galaxy on the 1st March, a day before MWC 2015, although there are still very few concrete details on the device.<\/p>\n It\u2019s been suggested that the S6 will be a radical departure from the rest of the Galaxy line<\/a> after the muted reception to the S5 and the phenomenal success of the iPhone 6, especially as its codename is \u201d\u02dcProject Zero\u2019.<\/p>\n Pictures obtained by CNET (see above) suggest otherwise<\/a>, although they do hint that there will be a number of different versions of the S6, including an \u201d\u02dcEdge\u2019 version (inspired by the Galaxy Note Edge).<\/p>\n What we do know for certain is that the S6 will run on Android, despite Samsung working hard on its own Tizen OS. It should have a QHD display and a Snapdragon 810 processor, making it one of the prettiest and most powerful phones available.<\/p>\n Factor in a 20MP camera, fingerprint scanner and wireless charging<\/a> and the S6 could see Samsung back to their best.<\/p>\n Uh-oh, we smell trouble! The cheeky chaps at HTC have decided to launch the HTC One M9<\/a> on the same day as Samsung reveal the Galaxy S6 (although, to be fair, it could have been the other way round).<\/p>\n The M8 is generally considered to be one of the best phones available, so the M9 is likely to retain its premium all-metal construction and design. HTC will apparently be making it waterproof as well, which is useful if you like using your phone while swimming (not recommended, by the way).<\/p>\n The M9 is likely to boast a quad-core processor, as well as a 5 inch screen, a 20MP camera and a Micro SD slot (hooray!).<\/p>\n One rumour suggests that HTC may \u201d\u02dcdo an Apple\u2019 and launch 2 versions of the M9 (one standard and one \u201d\u02dcPlus\u2019), although only time will tell if thats true or not. Either way, we\u2019re excited.<\/p>\n The Z4 was due to be unveiled at MWC 2015 but may not make an appearance after all due to rumours Sony is withdrawing from the smartphone market<\/a>.<\/p>\n So, without getting too excited, let’s look at what the Z4 could <\/em>be like if <\/em>Sony decide to release it (we’re guessing it’ll be the last Sony smartphone for a while if it is released). Given that the Z3 only game out 6 months ago, the Z4 is likely to be more of an update than a total overhaul of the Z3, with a faster processor, a better display and an ever-so-slight redesign.<\/p>\n The \u201d\u02dcbig\u2019 rumoured feature is a CMOS image sensor, which makes taking picture of fast-moving objects easier. Hopefully it\u2019ll fix some of the Z3\u2019s 4K video shooting problems too.<\/p>\n It could also come in two versions, as is the current flavour of the month, with 5.5\u201d\u009d and 5\u201d\u009d models rumoured.<\/p>\n The One Plus One was the best phone no-one owned. Not because it was expensive – it was actually ridiculously cheap – but because the only way to get one was through a complicated invite system.<\/p>\n With lessons learned from the One Plus One, the team behind the One Plus 2 will hopefully make it a lot easier to buy (although, given the size of the company, its unlikely to reach iPhone like production levels). It should boast the specs of most major smartphones with a sub-\u00a3300 price tag, which is very appealing indeed and should be released in the next few months<\/a>.<\/p>\n If you\u2019re sick of iOS, Android and Windows, then the Aquaris could be the handset for you. Its the first smartphone to use Ubuntu, the Linux-based OS favoured by many coders and techy-types, offering up a world of potential customisation using open web technologies.<\/p>\n The Aquaris is available to buy now, although you won\u2019t find it in the shops. Instead, you\u2019ll need to follow Ubuntu on Twitter and wait for them to announce a sale<\/a>. That\u2019s the price you pay for wanting cool stuff!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n If you\u2019re planning to upgrade to any of the phones in this post, why not sell your phone<\/a> with musicMagpie? We\u2019ll give you an instant price, you don\u2019t have to pay any seller\u2019s fees and you won\u2019t pay a penny in postage. Just click the button below to get started!<\/p>\n
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Samsung Galaxy S6<\/h4>\n
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HTC One M9<\/h4>\n
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Sony Xperia Z4<\/h4>\n
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One Plus Two<\/h4>\n
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Aquaris E4.5 Ubuntu Edition<\/h4>\n
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