After yesterday's announcement regarding the establishment of the design, dimensions and screen iPhone 6, today from the Wall Street Journal provides a set of information different in relation to the iPhones that are going to appear on the market this year. According to the sources who provided this information, the company Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), is preparing the launch of two new terminals iPhone which have two screens of different sizes, both larger than 4 inch. The first terminal would have a 4.5 inch screen and the second would have a screen with a diagonal greater than 5 inches, both devices being designed with the idea of generating stronger competition for terminal manufacturers Android.
The people said Apple plans an iPhone model with a screen larger than 4½ inches measured diagonally, and a second version with a display larger than 5 inches. Until now, Apple's largest phone has been the 4-inch display on the iPhone 5. Both new models are expected to feature metal casings similar to what is used on the current iPhone 5S, with Apple expected to scrap the plastic exterior used in the iPhone 5C, these people said. The phones, expected in the second half, won't include a curved display, a feature recently introduced by rivals including Samsung Electronics Co. the people said.
The interesting part is that Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), would not produce any of the terminals using plastic cases, both devices would have a metal case, the company having decided to give up iPhone 5C after only one year of availability. Both terminals are to be launched on the market in the second part of this year, but the plans of the Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), there would be no finals, so anything could change until the fall. The screen with a diagonal of 4.5 inches would already be in an advanced stage of development, while the model with a 5-inch screen would be in an early stage, but both devices will reach the market in 2014.
The information published today once again confirms the idea that Apple is preparing to seriously compete with terminal manufacturers Android, and giving up giving iPhone 5C or any other iPhone with a plastic case is not at all surprising.
