The phone runs iOS 8 on Apple's dual core, 64 bit A8 processor with multi-core graphics and 1 gig of RAM. The iPhone 6 Plus has a 5.5" full HD IPS display that's one of the best, long battery life, a crazy slim design and as ever an attractive unibody aluminum design.
IPhone 6 Plus It's Apple's first phablet, or really big smartphone if you hate that label. Lastly there's 3D Touch for new interactions with the touch screen. The casing is more rigid and the Touch ID fingerprint scanner recognizes your fingerprint nearly instantaneously. Both front and rear cameras are much higher resolution and Apple's finally joined the 4K video recording bandwagon. The 4.7" iPhone 6s and 5.5" iPhone 6s Plus sport newer and significantly faster Apple A9 CPUs with double the RAM for a nice performance boost.
The size and look remain the same, though there's a new rose gold color that blushes pink. IPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus For an "s" year, the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus offer significant improvements over the last generation of this extremely popular phone family. Obviously, it's pretty pocket-friendly and it's also wallet friendly with a starting price of $399. It's available in 4 colors and it has a 4" Retina IPS display. The iPhone SE has the body of the iPhone 5s- that Leica inspired one that's still my personal favorite iPhone design. It truly is much less expensive than the flagship iPhone 6s, but it has the same CPU, RAM and excellent rear camera as the more expensive model. IPhone SE This is Apple's best attempt at an affordable iPhone. The iPhone 7 Plus gets two 12MP rear cameras, one with standard wide view and one telephoto. Inside there's the class-leading Apple A10 Fusion quad core CPU, more storage, improved front and rear cameras, IP67 water resistance. On the outside we have new antenna lines, a solid state home button and two new colors: black and jet black. IPhone 7 & iPhone 7 Plus The changes for Apple's flagship 4.7" and 5.5" smartphones are mostly inside this year. Scroll down for Windows Mobile, Nokia S60, Palm and BlackBerry reviews.
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