iPhone 6 Designs Mock up by Antoine Brieux

Apple's reputation on great strategies and several successes may hurt the company due to the last leak of iPhone 6 designs, which apparently made a huge fuzz on modern-tech community online.

But then again, who won't fall inlove with these?

Yes, the rumors may be true that the stakes have moved up to the iPhone 6 with designs mockup by Antoine Brieux. He uses ergonomic grip quite cleverly and formulates it with dimensions 125 mm x 63 mm with a 4.9-inch screen. A concept where the home button is moved to the left side of the phone (used with the thumb), leaving a huge screen space for one to enjoy.

According to Christina Bonnington at Wired, iPhone may be be "housed in Liquidmetal" - the commercial name for an alloy of titanium, zirconium, nickel, copper, and other metals. When it hardens, Liquidmetal retains "high strength, high resistance to wear against scratching and denting, and [has] a good strength-to-weight ratio." Cooled, it looks "smooth like liquid," and may bestow iPhone 6 "its special swagger."

I definitely know how you feel but let's not get too excited, okay? LOL!

iPhone 6 may feature a much larger display — possibly 4.6 inches versus its current 3.5-inch set-up — and Apple has already started placing orders to its suppliers, says Reuters. While that sounds nice, making "a 4.6-inch display would mean that the size of the iPhone itself would be much larger than it currently is," according to Jordan Crook at TechCrunch.

It may seem realistic but more likely, Apple is working on a 4-inch display to "fit on to the iPhone at its current size." Keeping the same iPhone size sounds more like an Apple move, says MG Siegler at Parislemon. "A device that stays the same size, but gets a slightly larger screen for one more row of apps"? Even more exciting stuff!

So what do you think? 

I think it's awesome and will be worth the wait! :)

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Berlin Fashion Week goes Underground Catwalk

BERLIN (REUTERS) - Berlin Fashion Week got off to a colourful start last July 4 evening as models sporting outrageous wigs and dazzling costumes transformed one of the city's metro trains into its Underground Catwalk.

Around 600 people showed up for Underground Catwalk, a ticketed show during Berlin Fashion Week that took place entirely on a train running underneath the city.

Riders of the Berlin subway have been taking trips this week that go far beyond the hip German capital's already outlandish standards, as models in latex wear, fetish gear and 'spirit hoods' staged a fashion show on a train.

  

Girls wearing all-leather sado-masochist bodysuits tottered through the train car, followed by male models wearing nothing but ornamental metallic sculptures around their groin.

Turns and sudden brakes posed an extra challenge for the 34 models, including German star Micaela Schäfer - strutting their stuff in high heels on a moving underground train in Berlin on a Wednesday evening.

I wonder if this can be made possible too here in Manila - MRT? 

Watcha think? :)