iPhone 6 prototype / concept with a 4.8 inch display

Early 2012 iPhone 6 design
prototype / concept
The most recent leaked internal prototype models of the Apple iPhone 6 for one thing tell us that the new iPhone 6 will most probably be fitted with a 4.8 inch Retina+ IGZO display, an A7 quad-core processor and no more home-button.

The iPhone 6 is said to be launched in June 2013.

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