The "most amazing" iPhone yet. Again.

"The next big thing is here!" Says every tech company ever. It seems like whatever you buy, no matter what it is, as long as you buy an electronic, something "bigger and better than ever" will come out approximately right after you pay for your new toy. Rumors that Apple will be launching the iPhone 6 later this year have already been circling the web, and the new iPhone 5s and 5c have barely been our for a month. Everyone is excited as ever to hear about all of the "revolutionary" new things these gadgets will bring us, possibly like a fancy new "retina display" or even a neon colored colored rear coating. As for the amazing new iPhone 5c, that is exactly what it brought us. Maybe Apple couldn't think of any new invention that would

revolutionize the tech industry, and they needed to make money. So when in doubt, just make it colorful! They added a little spice, gave it a fancy name, put their advertisements on every single billboard and bus stop in the city, and Voilà! Millions of dollars in sales.

 Hopefully, this isn't all they're planning to do with the iPhone 6, as there have been leaked rumors about what its new features will be. Some of these rumors include that they will be releasing two models, a normal sized one and a larger one (wow, we've never seen that one from Apple{see picture at right}) to keep up with their competition, such as the Samsung Galaxy phones which became very popular within the last year with their size. This isn't the first time we have heard rumors about larger sizes for future phones, in fact, the latest iPhone 5 had what "amazing" feature? A quarter-of-an-inch bigger size. And that is all. Step your game up Apple! Some of these other phone companies are coming up with awesome new technology and Apple is still stuck on making the size slightly larger and releasing a phone with a new name dedicated to it's color, and people will still buy it anyway. But that's okay, because they still have the amazing "retina display", which based on my experiences, either every phone has, or it simply doesn't work, because iv'e seen many other phones with better picture quality.

 According to various reports, the handset could sport a dual sensor camera array that captures luma (brightness) data and chroma (color) data, and combines them into one image. We've also heard that the next iPhone 6 could use the same 8-megapixel camera found in the iPhone 5s, though with more impressive features, or a 10-megapixel shooter. Further rumors suggest the iPhone 6 will come with a wicked fast quad-core, 64-bit A8 processor and sport a Liquidmetal chassis. Of course, all of this is still just conjecture, and should be treated as such. So wether this will truly be something new from Apple or just a bigger, more colorful product, we'll just have to wait until Apple unveils the iPhone 6 later this year to find out.