There are rumors that iPhone 5S or iPhone 6 (whatever it will be called) will be introduced in a number of colors, with big size, excellent 12 MP camera, thumb impression detection for security and will be a bit bigger in size.
What will be your favourite feature among these new inclusions?

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This thread captures the usual split: some members want bigger screens, others camera upgrades, a few value new input methods or payments. Rather than pick a single "favorite" feature, consider a short checklist that turns marketing claims into practical value: (1) Does it change how you use the phone day-to-day? (2) Does it improve outcomes you actually care about (battery life, call reliability, photo consistency, privacy)? (3) Is the change durable (software support, third‑party integration) or just a one‑year gimmick? That framework helps compare the hardware wish list raised by with the real-world preferences expressed by , and others.

Camera buyers: ignore megapixels as the only metric. Look for sensor size, stabilization, aperture, AF speed and the imaging pipeline. When evaluating, take the same scene in bright and low light, test HDR and video, and inspect a 100% crop for noise and detail. If you care about third‑party camera apps or developer hooks (as hinted), check whether the platform exposes manual controls and raw capture — that determines how far you can extend the camera with apps.

Security and payments: opinions here are split (see and ). Treat biometric convenience and mobile wallets as separate decisions. Use biometric locks for convenience but keep a strong passcode; review wallet/privacy settings and bank statements; and prefer tokenized payments where available. If privacy is a priority, limit which apps can access payment or purchase history and keep the OS patched.

Ergonomics and interaction: bigger displays favor media, multitasking and typing, but cost one‑hand comfort and sometimes battery life. New input methods (pressure/gesture layers like those mentioned by ) can boost productivity for some users and be unused clutter for others. Final pick: list your top three daily tasks, test candidate phones against those tasks for 10–15 minutes, then choose the feature that consistently improves those tasks.

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Non...well may jailbraken already.

I heard iPhone 6 will still inherit the same 8MP camera just like on predecessors. Apple will only focus on improving the photo quality, especially in low-light photos, without entering to the MP race like other rivals. But i believe Apple will add more MP to next iPhone's camera just because it will be good for the marketing side. Although it still delivers much sharper quality photos to the camera.

it's camera is one of the finest on earth i love it

If they release a larger handset I may go back to iOS. I use a Galaxy Note 3 now and I absolutley love the size.

Full integration of custom development to the camera :)

I think Apple Pay is the most innovative and best feature in the upcoming iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. Using this feature, you can do payments at several outlets with simple procedures.

I liked the part where applepay can now collect info and index your transactions against your apple ID to know even more about you.

Apple Pay

I agree with its picture quality, Its wonderfull and one of the finest camera's in the world. I guess everyone will agree with me on the same front. I like the post very much, thanks for sharing the same. Keep posting such articles.

i love apple logo

I would love upgraded high resolution based Camera, I love making Selfies...:)

I hope iPhone 7 can be a completely different phone

For iPhone 6S ,iPhone 6S PLus.I like this feature .Great progress.

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