iPhone 6 is going to launch this October/November

Apple is readying 90 million pieces of its ‘biggest handset’ for the year 2014. The Cupertino giant has reportedly ordered 90 million handsets of the new handset from its Chinese partner, Foxconn.
“Foxconn Electronics is expected to land orders for 90 million units of the iPhone 6 from Apple in 2014, the Chinese-language Commercial Times cited data from Citigroup Global Markets as indicating”,
The new iPhone 6 could come in with a bigger display of 4.8 (few reports also mention 4.7 inch display size). In December last year, the CEO of Apple Tim Cook in an official memo to Apple employees hinted on “some big plans that we think customers are going to love.”
The iPhone 6 is expected to launch this year during the year end festive season in September/October.

Apple Updated iOS 7 to iOS 7.1

Apple has released the much-awaited iOS 7.1 update. The latest version of Apple's mobile software, iOS 7.1, is packed with interface refinements, bug fixes, improvements, and new features.

With the updated OS, you can now control exactly how long Siri listens. You can manually control when Siri listens by holding down the Home button while you speak and releasing it when you are done.

Apple says to have improved the Touch ID fingerprint recognition in the upgraded OS.

The phone dialler and power off features seem to have got the major visual changes. The incoming call interface, in the updated OS, includes separate decline and accept buttons just below the Remind Me and Message options.

iOS 7.1 also includes support for the CarPlay feature. Apple CarPlay introduces a better way to use iPhone while driving. CarPlay enables drivers to access to contacts stored on the iPhone, make calls, return missed calls or listen to voicemails without taking their hands from the steering wheel.

Drivers can also use maps, listen to music and access messages "with just a word or a touch", Apple said. Drivers will also be able to read messages and dictate responses via Apple's voice-activated Siri software.

With the rollout of iOS 7.1, Apple has made slight improvements to the keyboard interface, thereby making the shift and delete keys noticeable.

To get the new update, Go to Settings > Select General > And tap Software Update.