Reports indicate that Apple is looking to switch to a 6-month cycle instead of a 1-year cycle with the iPhone to be more aggressive against competitors such as Samsung and Google. This means consumers may be able to snatch up a colorful iPhone 6 around March 2013.

The iPhone 5 is still rolling out in a few countries but its successor may be on its way to the tech market packed with an even more amazing camera and screen display. It is initially reported that the iPhone 6 will include a “Super HD” screen display and camera. Speculations claimed that it is beyond the Full HD displays in HTC Droid DNA.
Other rumours claimed that iPhone 6 will steer away from its usual hues and will offer 6 to 8 different colours to attract younger generations in buying the handset. As usual, the Cupertino-based company remained tight-lipped about the details of its upcoming smartphone.

Meanwhile, Orange launched iPhone 5 in Mauritius last Friday, offering more affordable prices than Emtel which launched the product during the end of November. Within four hours of its launch, that is at 22 00 on Friday 21 December, Orange had already sold 300 iPhone 5.

                Orange    Emtel
Prepaid
16 Gb    Rs 33,999    Rs 39,999
32 Gb     Rs 38,999    Rs 44,999
64 Gb    -        Rs 49,999

Postpaid    
16 Gb        Rs 32,999    
32 Gb        Rs 37,999