New iPhone 6 rumors are needs to circulate once again, with Apple allegedly working on the latest iPhone model that could include a bigger screen - at an estimated 5 inches roughly - and a potential release date of Spring 2014. While it's only been several months since the release of the long awaited iPhone 5S, smartphone supporters are already ready to get their fingertips clicking on the forthcoming version. The Inquisitr stocks this Mon, Dec. 23, 2013, some of the speculation behind these updated claims and what changes may be on the way.
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