According to this, the iPhone 6 would come in two sizes: something in the 4.7 to 4.8-inch range, and a 5.5-inch phablet. We’ve seen those precise measurements jump around a little, but there seems to be a consensus that this is generally what we’re looking at. Resolution has been a slightly more contentions issue, and this account suggests that the smaller iPhone will see a 1080p display, while the larger would get an odd 2272 x 1280 panel.
Other noteworthy points are the increase to 2GB of RAM, a new 128GB storage option, and sticking with an eight-megapixel camera. Interestingly, this claims that the phones will both launch running iOS 7.2, and not the iOS 8 we’ve been recently discussing.
In Samsung land, this Galaxy S 5 description sounds largely in line with existing rumors. That means things like a metal body, 3GB of RAM, and next-gen SoCs, with different variants using either a 2.5GHz Snapdragon 805 or 2GHz Exynos 6 Octa. Display size could grow to around 5.2 inches, and this analysis supports a resolution increase up to 2560 x 1440. Like those iPhone 6 rumors, the GS5 may get it own 128GB storage option.
