Everyone knows about the iPhone but very few people know about the history of this device. When did the first generation of the iPhones see the world What were the expectations of its inventors Why has the iPhone become the most popular smartphone in the world

Having had my iPhone 6 Plus for almost 2 years - I am unable to go back to a smaller screen device. The 6 Plus has a great screen, an above average camera which takes...

I brought this phone a week or so ago for my daughter and having been a fan of iPhone anyway she was over the moon with this one the apps n features pic quality and diff things this smart phone can do totally amazed her she's stil finding out more things this iPhone can do she would recommend this...

Apple iPhone 6 plus: That giant iPhone 6 Plus was near-perfect, but it's since been replaced by Apple's iPhone 7 Plus

Choosing between the iPhone 6 Plus and the smaller iPhone 6 could be surprisingly difficult if your hand, and your wallet, is large enough. It is large, yet the extra screen space is a boon. But that also makes it unwieldy, and could increase the risk of dropping it.

large and thin; bright screen; best battery life of any iPhone; adaptations for extra-large screen; iOS 8 allows third-party keyboards, workflow extensions and widgets

pricey; may be unwieldy if you don't have particularly large hands

Though many people were skeptical that a larger-screened device could really improve upon the iPhone 5s-we weren't among them-the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus certainly do feel like steps up from the iPhone 5s.

The iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus have bigger, improved displays which enhance internet browsing and media playing - the experience is especially great on the iPhone 6 Plus; Both devices feature upgraded back and front cameras with new features and better performance.

Calling sound is softer and more problematic; especially on the iPhone 6 Plus which takes some getting used to - some users definitely won't like the ergonomics of the calling experience on the large device.

With the debut of the iPhone 6S-series (Apple's flagship phones from last year) the 6 and 6 Plus are now a bit more affordable. Mobile technology is moving at a breakneck speed, and while it's easy to be wowed by the latest and greatest, it's important to remember that last year's brand new phone is...

They said they'd never do it, but Apple has busted a triumphant, unapolagetic u-turn by knocking out a phablet ...

Great camera

Apple caved to market pressure and created a phablet. This may sound as blasphemy but it's not the first time Cupertino is seen reacting to rivals getting too confident, too aggressive - too close for comfort.

Metal unibody, 7.1mm slim, 172g of weight, LTE connectivity (Cat. 4, 150Mbps downlink, 5.5" 1,080 x 1,920 LED-backlit IPS LCD with 401 ppi pixel density, Apple iOS 8; iPad-like split-screen functionality, Dual-core 1.4 GHz Apple A8 chipset, M8 motion co-processor, PowerVR GX6450 GPU, 1GB of RAM, 8MP...

Hard to use single-handedly; unimpressive screen to body ratio (6" Androids fit in the same footprint; No microSD slot; Pricey memory upgrades; 32GB version should be standard for such an expensive phone; No user-replaceable battery; Protruding camera lens makes the phone wobble if you don't have a...

The iPhone 6 is still the best smartphone for your money in my opinion, owing mostly to the fact that the majority of people are going to feel most comfortable using a smaller device as their daily companion of choice.

Larger screen is great for productivity and media consumption; Battery and camera noticeably better than iPhone 6

Not a one-handed device for most; Priced above even the usual premium segment