In the recent conference call during Apple's financial results announcement for the first quarter of 2013, we told you that Tim Cook broadly revealed many of Apple's future plans for the first time.
So when asked if Apple would introduce an iPhone with a larger screen, Cook did not answer negatively but said that at this time and judging by the competition, a larger screen means sacrifices in many areas such as color quality and quality that Apple is not willing to make just for a few more inches.
As we understand, he did not deny the fact that when Apple feels ready, it will present an iPhone with more inches. We should also add that it is almost certain that Apple definitely has some such prototypes in its laboratories.
Today, Piper-Jefferies analyst Peter Misek reports and predicts that Apple will introduce a larger screen in the 2014 iPhone 6 that could even reach 6 inches, as the company will consider that the technology is now mature for such a thing and will want to look at the competition on an equal footing.
Peter Misek of Piper-Jefferies sent out a research note to clients today, saying that the iPhone 6 would launch with a larger screen making it more directly competitive with broader, beefier devices like the newly released Samsung Galaxy S4. According to Misek, it's coming in June 2014.
