Apple's next iPhone is not expected to arrive until at least September, but leaks and rumors have really accelerated in the past few weeks, and all agree on one thing Apple's alleged iPhone 6 will feature a 4.7-inch display.

A new high-quality concept images that put all we know about Apple's next iPhone in a beautiful visual wrapper revealed. The concept shows an iPhone 6 with a nearly edge-to-edge display, with very minimal side bezels.

This is the main reason why the next iPhone does not look hugely bigger than the current iPhone 5s the smaller bezels allow for a bigger screen at just a slightly larger physical body of the phone. The iPhone 6 with iOS 8 is expected this fall.

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The latest rumor about the Apple iWatch comes out of Vietnam, and states that the timepiece will have a flexible OLED display produced by Korean manufacturer LG. In fact, LG will be the sole supplier of the part, according to the rumor. The device will be released in September, says those familiar with the project.

These sources also say that earlier talk of two different screen-sizes for the iWatch is spot on. There will be a model featuring a 1.3 inch display, and one with a slightly larger 1.5 inch screen. These tipsters state that Apple plans on selling 9 million iWatches this year.

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Did you know that you can hide Pre-installed apps on your iPhone if you have iOS 7.1 ?

Apps like Stocks and Newsstand can be removed until the next reboot, all thanks to a glitch discovered on iOS 7.1. And the best part is that a YouTube video can show you how it is all done. All you need to do is make sure that your iPhone or iPad is running iOS 7.1, and follow the following directions.

Take all of the pre-installed apps that you want to get rid of, and open a folder with them inside. You can do this by dragging the icons for these apps on top of each other. Now, make sure that the bottom dock of your iPhone or iPad is completely full. Also, your home screen needs to be full of icons, and the only folder on the page has to be the one you just created of the apps you want removed. You then need to long press on any icon to start wobble mode. Watch the video below for more details.

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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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