What You Want to Know about the Upcoming 24-Karat Gold iPhone 6

Many Apple fans are waiting for Tim Cook to hold up the official iPhone 6 at an Apple Conference a few months from now. This will confirm its imminent release. One thing is certain at the moment however.

Luxury design and accessory company Brikk is taking pre-orders for what will be a luxurious version of the next iPhone 6, plated in 24-carat yellow gold. The 4.7-inch model will be finished in pure platinum.

"Each piece is disassembled inside Brikk's state-of-the-art laboratory in Los Angeles, USA by a team of highly skilled engineers. They are hand polished, prepared and plated with five layers of diverse metals before their final plating in either two layers of gold or platinum." Stated Brikk about its upcoming release.

Nonetheless, the company plays Apple's game of "don't-tell" so on their site, they make sure they warn that "specifications, images and information cannot be guaranteed and is subject to change based on the actual release of the iPhone 6 by Apple Corporation."

The prices for an opportunity of landing this luxurious iPhone will range between $4,495 and $8,395.

Brikk Will offer a 1-year warranty for its device and ensure that it is shipped 3-4 weeks after the official iPhone 6 release by Apple Corporation.

A new iPhone from Apple is everything but imminent, possibly being released in September with multiple sizes.

The demand for an iPhone with a larger screen will without a doubt trigger a massive buying spree for the phone. Smartphones with bigger screens increasing their share of the total market, especially in countries like China.

Apple committed a total of $21 billion to third-party manufacturers for components and equipment, as they get ready for the incoming announcements of new products.

They also had an additional $5.6 billion committed in obligations for acquiring manufacturing tools. Apple laid out the details of this commitment with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

The massive amount of money that Apple has committed signifies Apple's anticipation for the next quarter, and their expectations for the sales. It is a 46% increase from their spending last year.