Today, Apple's iPhone display supplier "Japan Display" announced a new 5.5-inch Quad-HD Display for smartphones. Speculations hints that Apple will use the same QHD panel for its upcoming iPhone 6 this fall. The display sports a resolution of 1,440x 2,560 (or quad-HD) and a pixel density of 538ppi which is way higher than Retina display.

The display will go into mass production very soon, lining up with reports that the next iPhone display would also be entering this phase in the next month or so in order to achieve a September launch. let's wait and see.

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Sources reports suggest that Apple is NOT interested in increasing the Megapixel count of its next iPhone's (iPhone 6) camera, keeping it the same as the current iPhone 5s 8MP camera. Instead Apple will likely focus on improving the lens system and image quality.

Rumors are circulating that Apple will use swappable resin lenses for its iPhone 6 and also suggested the use of optical image stabilization (OIS) on the next iPhone's camera sensor.

What Apple are planning for the iPhone 6 is still not clear, but 8MP in 2014 is NOT a good plan!

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It's out of question that Apple is going to release the iPhone 6 with iOS 8.0 this year. According to the leaked screenshots, the iOS 8 will look a lot similar to the current version iOS 7.1, featuring square icons with rounded edges. Apart from the design, the image reveals the presence of New applications such as Healthbook, TextEdit, Preview and Tips will be pre-installed.

The new apps are said to help users to view, Preview and TextEdit files that are stored in the iCloud. However, these icons seem far from finished as they are basically OS X icons for Preview and TextEdit.

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