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The Much-Anticipated iPhone6: What Will It Look Like?

A video on YouTube shows an iPhone6 that resembles earlier iPhones, with more rounded corners and a larger overall size. With reports suggesting a September 2014 unveiling, what will the iPhone6 actually look like?

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In brief

The iPhone6’s actual appearance remains uncertain. The video shows a larger design with more rounded corners, while reports suggest Apple will unveil it in September 2014.

We came across a short video on YouTube introducing the iPhone6:

Introducing iPhone 8 (Trailer)

The iPhone6 shown in the video looks similar to previous iPhones, but its four corners are more rounded and it is larger overall. What will the iPhone6 actually look like? Reports suggest that Apple will unveil the iPhone6 in September this year. Let’s wait and see!

Frequently asked questions

Where did the author find the iPhone6 video?

The author came across the introductory video on YouTube.

How does the iPhone6 in the video compare with earlier iPhones?

It looks similar to previous iPhones, but its four corners are more rounded and it is larger overall.

Does the article confirm what the iPhone6 will look like?

No. The article describes the phone shown in the video and leaves its actual appearance as an open question.

When was Apple reportedly expected to unveil the iPhone6?

The May 2014 article cites reports suggesting an unveiling in September that year.

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