With the iPhone 6, Apple has finally produced a decent-sized smartphone. If you own an iPhone 5 or even a 5s, the upgrade from a 4-inch to a 4.7-inch display alone makes the iPhone 6 worthy of consideration. But it's not just the display that will make iPhone fans happy.

Steve Jobs once said: "People don't know what they want until you show it to them." This may have been true when the first iPhone made its surprise arrival in 2007, but the competition has caught up and, with larger screens all the rage, Apple has found its hand being forced by consumers who no...

Beautiful design; Improved battery life; Great camera; Excellent performance

No expandable storage; Can be slippery to hold; Expensive

On the surface many will look at the new iPhone 6 and pick at it for being late to the large-screened party, for its lack of 4K video recording or waterproofing. If those are the attributes you're after, the Android camp offers a number of great alternatives, but… …If you're looking for one of the...

Elegant; thin; lightweight design; Excellent Retina HD Display; Superb 8-megapixel camera

The iPhone 6 is the thinnest, best designed iPhone of all time and its 4.7-inch display hits the spot. But as always the higher capacity models are very expensive.

Lovely design; Better battery life; Great snapper; Top performance

Lacks expandable storage; Lack of grip when holding; Pricey

After establishing iPhone 5s as a "forward thinking" high-end luxury device a year ago, Apple is now enhancing its eighth generation of iPhone with a broad range of new and improved hardware components, inside a slimmer new case design with a much larger, higher-resolution display.

Pocketable; thin; easy to handle form factor with a much larger; higher resolution screen; Leading battery life even when using LTE 4G; without a big heavy package; A8 processor blows the pants off of the other SoCs; Camera delivers great photos and a variety of new video features; Price competitive...

iPhoto and OS X Mavericks 'just can't even' with some of the new iPhone's photo features; Front FaceTime camera trails the status quo of other premium smartphones; NFC is limited to Apple Pay; which won't be turned on for a couple weeks; LTE is increasingly everywhere; but HD Voice; VoLTE and WiFi...

I've used many devices in the past few years but despite a tendency to stick towards Android (mainly because 90%+ of devices I review are Android based), I've always tried the lat ...

For the first time, the big question for Apple fans isn't "are you getting a new iPhone?" It's which iPhone are you getting. A 6 or the ginormous 6 Plus? Yes, the 5 came in two flavors too, but let's be real-no one debated whether to get a 5c or a 5s at launch last year.

Fantastic 8-megapixel camera with improved low light performance, super fast shutter speed, and jaw-dropping 1080p video capture; Zippy overall performance.

One-handed usability isn't so easy, despite onscreen workarounds; Phone design is so slick it's almost slippery.

S ince one week the new iPhone 6 is available in two versions, the 4.7-inch iPhone 6 and the 5.5-inch iPhone 6 Plus. Both models have a larger display than its predecessor, yet the new smartphones are a lot thinner.

A larger, sharper and brighter -- but still one-hand-friendly -- 4.7-inch display, a sleeker design and a faster processor all combine to make the iPhone 6 a solid device. If you're looking to stay in Apple's ecosystem, the 5.5-inch iPhone 6 Plus has a better camera and longer battery life, but many...

Aside from the increased display size, we did not see anything else significant when upgrading from the iPhone 5S to the iPhone 6. The iPhone 5S is as smooth, flawless and beautiful as the iPhone 6.