Experts and fans Applu from the lay public have been speculating for some time that the Cupertino company should release this fall as part of the annual "iPhone series" and a larger version of the iPhone X with a 6,5-inch display. The whole thing is of course still in the stage of speculation and conjecture. However likely and meaningful these estimates may sound to some, we will not see a XNUMX% confirmation or refutation until this year's Keynote – this should most likely take place sometime in mid-September.
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As Apple's conference approaches, not only are speculations gaining momentum, but also the publication of clues that could confirm them. One such clue was recently released by developer Guilherme Rambo. He posted on his Twitter account that the arrival of a larger iPhone was somehow confirmed in the latest developer conference. betaoperating system version iOS 12.
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See what he might look like iPhone X Plus. The concept was designed by Muhsin M. Belaal Auckburaully:
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Similar to the recent report regarding the design of the upcoming iPad, this is an icon suggesting what the new – larger – would look like. iPhone X Plus could have looked like. The fact that this is an icon of a completely different model is "confirmed" by other discovered icons that clearly show the current iPhone X. The latter looks smaller and slightly wider on its icon compared to the one mentioned, while the phone on the newly discovered icon is taller and narrower. On the icon with "iPhonem X Plus" you can also notice a more prominent power button. This is on the icon with iPhonem X is not noticeable at all. Server Ubergizmo noted that there is a certain probability that the newly discovered icon shows a 6,1-inch LCD iPhone, but this is still speculation and the definitive conclusion will only be revealed this fall. Keynote.
In the pursuit of the lowest possible price, the iPhone 6,1 model will not have FaceID, but the power button will have TouchID. Otherwise, the different icon makes no sense.