The iPhone 6 certainly addresses a number of the problems Apple had
developed, coming with a much larger screen (although not dramatically
increasing the size of the phone) a boosted processor, better camera,
improved battery and crucially: overhauled design
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Design
Let's take a look at the first thing most
people will wonder about before picking up the iPhone: how will it
actually feel in the hand?
This is a big departure for
Apple, marking a time when it's admitted that the industrial, sharp
design of the last four iPhone models is a little outdated and needs to
up the ergonomics to really compete
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The rest of the iPhone 6 is very similar to the iPhone 5S,
with the speakers at the bottom flanking the Lightning port. Well, I say
speakers: it's just the one speaker, but thanks to the slightly
elongated bottom of the phone you won't cover it when holding the phone
in landscape.
This was irritating when trying to game or
watch a movie without headphones on older iPhones - but this upgrade,
combined with the lightness of the iPhone 6, mean you won't have a
similar problem for the most part as the hands sit lower and free of the
speaker generally
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The iPhone 6 looks the business, and at 6.9mm thin it's very nice to
hold. I do still feel that phones that push harder on ergonomics are a
better choice though - the HTC One M8 bows out at the back and fits in the palm a little better - but that's quibbling. This iPhone just feels really well made
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