The iPhone has improved the way we communicate. Because of this, Apple continues to make improvements from the 1st generation iPhone we all thought was the coolest thing since arcade video games.

Apple’s first 4G iPhone 6 may be due for release in the Summer of 2012.

What will the next generation of iPhone have? Well, from what we’ve seen Steve Jobs and his team at Apple continue to give us personal and innovative products. Living up to their ad campaign in 2009, “There’s an app for that,” the iPhone continues to make accommodations for the user and service providers alike.

This version of the iPhone could have new features that add to its allure. For starters, it may have 4G technology and perhaps the introduction of the iOS 6,which will make it faster than the earlier iPhone’s. It has been rumored to include a 1GHz chip and dual process capabilities that will enable it to operate better and quicker.

Internal storage capacity will be much improved with either 64GB and 128GB believed to be one of the attractions of this new phone. A Near Field Communication (NFC) chip will be added to permit communication by the iPhone and other devices with similar NFC technology. It may include a 10 mega-pixel camera that helps improve the quality of the photos you take. In addition, the iPhone 6 could act as a projector which enables you to view movies and pictures from within a reasonable distance.

Physical changes in design that may be included are its lightweight feature, the use of a Graphene touch screen, and its reduced thickness. Some have speculated that it will be wider than the traditional iPhone.

Using plastic made from natural sources, Graphene could be used for the casing and the touch screen, and these features can make the iPhone an exceedingly environmental friendly mobile device. This may also improve the battery life. Other possibilities could include the introduction of solar batteries.

There are features that could improve the iPhone experience such as the use of bio-metrics to aid in the security of the iPhone, Apple may present us with facial or thumb recognition. Another possibility is the use of virtual buttons, replacing the current buttons on the iPhone.