For the past months, we have seen almost all kinds of iPhone 6 rumors - from the screen size up to the chipset and materials to be used. It's almost as if we are just waiting for the actual device to be announced by Apple itself. 

But in spite the Cupertino manufacturer keeping it mouth shut, we have been getting more unofficial details about the iPhone 6, and this new update brings us fresh renders which are based on the leaked dimensions of the upcoming Apple smartphone. 

The upcoming iPhone 6 is slated to be the biggest in the iPhone family, and probably the most gorgeous as well. Based from what we can see from renders by Mark Pelin, we could be looking at an entirely new look for the smartphone - its first major design overhaul since the iPhone 4. 

As we can see from the images, the renders stay faithful to previous leaks which feature the new iPhone as having an iPod Touch-like design. Instead of the sharp edges which we have been accustomed to through the years, the iPhone 6 gets a rounded design instead. The edges are also rounded, which should make the device easier to hold even with one hand. 

At 4.7-inches, its display is the largest the iPhone will have (given that the 4.7-inch version launches first before the 5.5-inch model), and so the Cupertino manufacturer has made sure that convenience and comfort in using the device would still be top-notch. 

Similar to previous leaks, there will be lines at the back which reportedly would be areas where Apple would place glass. We don't know how, but based on these renders, this should be a better look for the iPhone 6.

Surely, there would be Apple fans and loyalists who would initially react negatively to the design, but knowing Apple fans, they would soon accept and even like the design. After all, Apple knows what's best for its devices. 

Based on rumored reports, the iPhone 6 release date would be by the second or third week of September.