Although the iPhone 6 is not yet official, everyone’s guessing that the smartphone in question will be unveiled and released sometime during the third quarter of the year, or at the beginning of Q4 at the latest. Nevertheless, pinpointing the exact release date is not an easy task, especially now that we have not one, but two smartphones expected to be unveiled. There are also two new iPads planned for a release, as well as the mysterious iWatch which is now supposedly waiting for its FDA certification. In any case, an older rumor has just re-emerged, suggesting that the iPhone 6 will in fact hit the market relatively early. Care to learn the details? Then keep on scrolling down for the full story.
Some of you might not recall this, but about a month ago a certain eport was suggesting that the iPhone 6 will be launched on September 19. This bit of information came from Deutsche Telekom’s support representatives, who have been instructed to inform the carrier’s customers about the aforementioned iPhone 6 release date in order to build up the hype.
Today we circle back to September 19th, as a fresh report coming from the Chinese media “reconfirms” that the iPhone 6 will be officially launched on September 19. The date falls on a Friday too, which brings more weight to the idea of a September 19 launch, given the fact that Apple has a tendency to release new products on Fridays.
In addition to the aforementioned release date, the report also claims that the iPhone 6 packing 32 GB of storage will be available for purchase in China at the price of 5,288 yuan (about $850), which is the same price as the 16 GB iPhone 5S’. A 64 GB iPhone 6 would supposedly go for 6,288 yuan (or $1008), and chances are that these price tags correspond with the 4.7-inch model.
