Leaked iPhone 6 Rear Shell Hints at Light Up Apple Logo for Notifications? [Photos]
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Posted July 21, 2014 at 2:54pm by iClarified
Another alleged iPhone 6 rear shell leak hints that the device could have a light up Apple logo that acts as a notification indicator.
uSwitch Tech says they've unearthed exclusive photos of a 'market-ready' rear shell. The part was sourced with help from Sonny Dickson.
Previous versions of the rear shell feature the Apple logo embossed on the exterior of the handset; however, in this version the logo is part of a plastic panel that is inserted into a recessed part of the rear panel's interior, peeking through the cutout.
Tellingly, the plastic part looks to have been made thin enough that light can easily shine through to alert you to updates and other important messages. The rear panel in the snaps is also notable for featuring a much slicker, shinier finish than earlier prototype versions, which looked far too rough around the edges to be allowed through Apple’s manufacturing partners’ factory gates and onto shop shelves.
While many are hoping that logo becomes a notification indicator, another possibility is that it's being made of plastic to improve radio signals to the device.
Otherwise, the panel looks similar to previous leaks we've seen. For the latest updates and iPhone 6 leaks, please follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, or RSS.
OR … That plastic cutout could be to provide signal access to internal antenna. Previous models have plastic/glass at the top and bottom whereas these photos show metal at top and bottom. I do not believe that all antenna are in the current line are connected to the frame.
Please stop with the fake leaks. That is obviously not how it will look like. The white bands again...really? Zoom in and you can tell that they aren't even flushed against the metal. Please stop all these fake rumours.