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Leaked: iPhone 6 names revealed?

Chinese website accidentally/allegedly puts the iPhone 6 on shelves

News about the iPhone 6 is causing a palpitation around the world. With any information, the world wants to get a glimpse of the new iPhone 6 phones, which means that fans are impatient to hear anything about the new smartphone.

The iPhone 6 will be unveiled to the word on 9 September, with Apple already confirming the live stream of their event at 10:30 PM IST, on their website. However, no one is 100% sure on what Apple is launching or unveiling on that day.

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Critics and market watchers, along with leaked information and other reports, are speculating, for sure, that Apple will unveil three hardware products, the most awaited 4.7-inch iPhone 6, the 5.5-inch iPhone 6 and the iWatch smartwatch. Alongside, Apple will also announce the launch of the iOS 8 operating system for mobiles and tablets, and the new Mac OS operating system.

As far as the information is carried, no one yet knows the names for the two new iPhone 6 variants or the iWatch. Not even the codenames made any news. However, a Chinese telecom had posted something everyone wanted to know.

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According to a news report by ZDNet, the iPhone 6 was posted for a pre-order on a top Chinese telecom website, which offers the 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch variants in three colours, along with a slogan ‘You are even more powerful than you could imagine’. The leak also confirmed that the iPhone 6 will have a better front camera at 3.1MP, a better touch ID biometric, a powerful quad-core A8 chipset and a 2100 mAh battery. However, prices were not informed.

Another telecom (China Unicom) company’s leaked photo claimed that the iPhone would carry price tags of $861 and $1,024 (converted from Chinese Yuan 5,288 and 6,288 respectively) for the 16GB models. The website also stated that the iPhones would be called iPhone Air (4.7-inch) and iPhone Pro (5.5-inch).

Image credits: ZDNet

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