The WWDC has come and gone, and we've unfortunately learned little to nothing about Apple's upcoming iPhone. Not a name, techs, specs, nothing, only rumors and speculation. But this hasn't stopped the ever faithful to try their hand at rendering what they think the next-gen phone might look like.
Much of the net was fooled before by Martin uit Utrecht's (actual name is Martin Hajek) digital 3D renders of a supposed iPhone 5. Now he's gone and released even more renders, this time of a white version.
While they're not likely to fool anyone this time around, they're still very impressive. Again based on the leaked specs, hardware, and rumors, the renders are now seen in a white version. See below for yourself.
Wha'ts expected though not yet confirmed, is that the next phone will have 4G LTE, a more integrated Siri, Eyes Free voice integration, and turn-by-turn navigation. Facing pressure from competitors who've fitted their own phones with larger screens, as well as Apple's new Maps app with the flyover efects, a larger screen is almost a guarantee at this point.
As far as what's under the hood, it's generally believed that the iPhone will have: an A5 chip, and to help improve the phone's performance, a larger quantity of RAM, an 8 megapixel camera, 1080 video recording, a more powerful battery capable of supporting improved performances.
Among the rumors is that once Apple DOES announce the next iPhone, they'll also announce a cheaper version of the iPhone, based the design of the iPhone 4.