How else to start a new week than with information and photos about the most anticipated product of this year in the company's portfolio Apple. Of course, we are talking about iPhone 6 and its components, which most recently appeared elsewhere than on a Chinese discussion forum, from where the server took them nowhereelse.fr with the fact that this is the motherboard of the 4,7″ model iPhone 6. Nowhereelse also claims that according to its sources it will offer iPhone 6 two new technologies. One of them is Wi-Fi 802.11ac, which is now offered iPad Air a iPad mini 2nd generation, of course iPhone 5s not. Another feature that the iPhone simply lacks, no matter what anyone says, is NFC and just NFC should iPhone 6 to offer.
O NFC has been talked about since its launch iPhone 5 and it is expected that Apple despite its own solutions such as iBeacon, it will use and actually offer this technology in the new model. We can already talk about Wi-Fi 802.11ac 100% certainty, given that iPads use this Wi-Fi and iPhone pronot yet. As for photos, we see a number of similarities with the current version of the iPhone, but a few changes. Of course, photos cannot be called 100% belonging to the iPhone 6, but given that the location of the screw threads in the chassis that appeared a few weeks ago matches the placement of holes on the motherboards, it seems likely that these are legitimate photos.
I'll believe it when I see it, oh NFC has been speculated since the 4s
Woman: I agree, if he has NFC I use 4S for us.
802,11 ac will definitely be used on the iPad as well iphone, because currently wifi has a problem with good coverage …… and right there the signal catches me thanks to ac
NFC I didn't need it until today, but contactless payments have already been introduced everywhere, so it's time to NFC It also came to the iPhone.
I welcome the support of Wi-Fi 802.11ac, significantly faster data transfer and the use of beam forming technology will again contribute to increasing the convenience of using the Internet in places with the presence of a Wi-Fi router with support for this standard. However, in the presence of an antenna NFC I don't see that much significance, yes Apple by using this technology, it will catch up with the competition, but I wonder what in practice, apart from contactless payments, this technology will bring? Therefore, I think that for sending/receiving information over short distances, Bluetooth is fully sufficient, or the own solution already mentioned in the article from Apple – iBeacon.