How does the iPhone 6 feel in the hand? Its larger body and more rounded edges make the slim form feel even thinner. While both size models feel good in the hand, the 4.7-inch iPhone 6 fits more securely into the palm. Luckily, even if it does feel massive compared to a 4-inch model, iOS 8 does allow a one-handed way to pop to the top of apps and touch parts of the screen that might be normally out of reach.
The wafer-like metal design and curved lines feel, in a lot of ways, like previous iPod Touch models and a bit like the iPad. The metal HTC One M8 feels bulky by comparison.
Here's another interesting phone feature: glass that curves around the edges of the phone. It isn't the sapphire screen we were hearing about, but it is a slightly different design element. The phone is also slim, at 0.27-inch, or 6.9-millimeters thin, and it comes in three colors: gold, silver, and space gray.
Tiny design changes shift the placement of the power/lock button from the phone's top edge to its right spine. On other phones, this button location sometimes results in the phone screen turning on unintended, so it will be interesting to see if the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus will suffer from these problems as well.
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