We've already discussed in previous posts the possible "new designs" that Apple's next generation of iPhones might bring. However, this time we'll focus on other aspects of the new iPhone, and perhaps concentrate on a specific improvement, given the countless requests users have been making regarding the highly anticipated iPhone.
In this case, we're going to talk about the new resolution that will be integrated into these new smartphones. And it seems that, as we've already announced, it will be introduced through two different versions of iPhones, both models featuring a similar resolution of 1704 x 960 pixels.
And although both versions will share the same resolution, the pixel density will be noticeably different; this is because one version is larger than the other. That is to say, while the 4,7-inch iPhone 6 has a resolution of 1704 x 960, its density will be approximately 416 pixels per inch. Meanwhile, the 5.5-inch iPhone 6, despite having the same resolution as its predecessor, will have a pixel density of approximately 355 pixels per inch.
