According to a report, the iPhone 5S, iPhone 6, or whatever Apple plans to call it will sport 1.5 million pixels. This is two times more than the iPhone 5.
Unwired View spotted the report from Chinese-speaking Wei Feng Network. The site reports, “They seem to have originated with Wei Feng Network, and say that the new iPhone will come with a much narrower bezel, adopting the iPad mini like design. The display size will remain the same 4 inches, but Apple plans to double the number of pixels the screen will contain. From ~730K now to ~1.5 million in the new iPhone 5S.”
Speaking about the net iPhone’s bezel, the site says, “But since Apple has already opted for narrow bezels in iPad Mini, and solved the accidental touch problems in the process, makes a narrow bezel on iPhone 5S a very believable thing.”
Speaking about the iPhone 5S’ release date, the site says, “According to previous rumors, iPhone 5S is about to enter the mass production in June, for September release. So, as we’ve learned last year, the increasing flood of rumors about the new iPhone is not an unusual thing, right about this time. Due to high volumes and the necessity to build enough inventories for launch, Apple has to start mass producing their new devices early, and is unable to keep secrets like it did before. Almost all of the details of iPhone 5 leaked long before the device was announced in in 2012.”
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