So the launch of the iPhone 6 came and went with great fanfare at the end of last year…
As usual most of the commentators that were predicting features and specifications weren’t far off the mark. There may have been a few raised eyebrows with the addition of the iPhone 6 Plus which is such a departure in strategy from the typical Apple sized iPhone range, but even that was fairly predictable given the competition from the rival “phablet” manufacturers.
It seems that the most surprising element about the iPhone 6 is that there isn’t one particular aspect of the phone that provides the “wow factor” of previous iPhone models. Sure, the phone is one of the best, if not the best that Apple have made but the tired old phrase “evolution not revolution” couldn’t be more apt when describing the current product lifecycle of the iPhone. Undoubtedly it’s a great phone, but it is up against a bunch of phone models and manufacturers that are starting to step up the game. Don’t be surprised to see something a little more exciting from Apple in the next incarnations (and we aren’t talking about fancy watches either).
What do we think of the iPhone 6? You can read all about it on our new iPhone 6 page along with checking out the specs and the all-important contract deals.
