The iPhone 6 may beat out even the most advanced and impressive Apple feature, the Retina display - with the latest patent leading to the possibility of a holographic feature.
The secured patent was reportedly filed on April 24 and described as a 3D display or an "interactive three-dimensional display system," Yahoo reports. It would permit users to enjoy 3D images formed in the air from the display of the upcoming phone. It is suggested that this technology would utilize sensors that will track the movement of the user's hands. Hence, the possible holographic Apple gadget has the capability to detect when the user is moving a certain object.
Furthermore, the reported patent also mentioned that it will use infrared lasers so as to help in the creation of the 3D objects' interactivity features. This just means that in the near future, if Apple will push through with a possible holographic iPhone 6, then you can use it to pull up a holographic image of a friend or any item with the help of some existing and related apps.
Other iPhone 6 rumors also include the likelihood of Apple rendering the upcoming iPhone 6 with a larger screen compared to the iPhone 5s. According to IntoMobile, the rumor was depicted in a video uploaded by Unbox Therapy that presented an alleged iPhone case, bigger than any other usual iPhone size. It also appeared as if the case is thinner than that of its predecessor.
On the other hand, after recent claims of the iPhone 6 to having a curved glass display and an aluminum rear shell, known concept designer Martin Hajek teams up with Nowhereelse.fr to come up with the visualization of the device, states Macrumors.
The freshest iPhone 6 renderings show rounded corners and the display glass that wraps right around the front part of the device. And just like the other former concept renderings, it also shows its power button on the upper right portion of the device with the volume controls on the left part.
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