Apple’s (NASDAQ:AAPL) upcoming flagship smartphone iteration, unofficially dubbed the “iPhone 6,” is highly expected to be faster and lighter than its predecessor, and all these rumors got boosted on Friday when an insider leaked key information about the handset, including details about the device’s speed, display quality and thickness.
Sonny Dickson, an Australian blogger known for his cutting-edge information from the technology industry, took to Twitter on Friday to leak some of the key specs of the iPhone 6. According to him, the next-generation iPhone could be 0.22 inches thick, compared to the 0.30 inches thickness of the existing iPhone 5s.
Dickson also spoke about the display quality of the iPhone 6. According to him, the new iPhone is likely to feature an Ultra Retina screen, which could boast a density of 389 pixels per inch. By comparison, the iPhone 5s’ display has 1136x640 pixel resolution at 326 ppi.
If the iPhone 6 comes with a 4.7-inch display as suggested by multiple media reports so far, obtaining the 389ppi density at that screen size would require the resolution to be higher than 720p (1280x720), but lower than 1080p (1920x1080), Phone Arena reported.
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