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Apple is planning to unveil two versions of the iPhone 6 later this year. The company is holding an event on September 9 when we will see at least one of the new handsets or even both. Rumours point toward a 4.7in iPhone 6 and a larger 5.5in phablet. This has raised questions about what capacity batteries will be used to power these much larger versions of the iPhone. A new leak seems to have answered those questions as one source has pictured both the new phones battery packs.
Apple Daily have shared the following photos from an anonymous source that shows the batteries included in the iPhone 6 and iPhone Air.
The first photo shows the iPhone 6 4.7in will have a 1810mAh capacity battery. To put that in perspective the Samsung Galaxy Alpha, another 4.7in display smartphone, has a 1860mAh battery.
The battery for the iPhone Air will be quite a bit larger at 2915mAh. That’s almost double the size of the iPhone 5s’ 1560mAh battery. The leak also brings with it the first images of the iPhone 6 phablet. The purple coloured display on the right hand side is the phablet. Bear in mind the sources claim Apple has undertaken some design changes since the image was taken.
On September 9 we expect to see the next iterations of the iPhone with much bigger displays, refined designs and the new and improved Apple’s A8 chipset. Be sure to check out our full rundown on the iPhone 6 rumours and leaks so far. You’ll want to keep your eyes on the site on September 9 as well when we will give you all the latest news from Apple’s announcement.
11:44, 18 Aug 2014
by jamesp via Featured Articles
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