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iPhone 6, iPhone 5S Battery Pictures Leak, New Photos Surface

Pictures of batteries that could be for the iPhone 5S or iPhone 6 leaked onto the internet this week.

The photos show the batteries coming off the production line and were posted by the French site Nowhereelse.fr. Their identity cannot be confirmed at this time, but the site claims they are for the next-generation version of the iPhone. If this information is accurate, it would indicate that Apple is ramping up production on the device for what could be a fall release.

Other images surfaced last week of a device that could be either the iPhone 5S or the iPhone 6.

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Several things found in the images point to the device being a next-generation Apple smartphone including the battery and the appearance of the recently leaked new logic board.

This board is an exact match to the one that showed up in leaked images earlier this week. It features the slightly narrower profile and a new layout for connectors and other components.

The main chip on the logic board does not feature a label pointing to it being something different that the A6 found on the iPhone 5. A date code on the chip reads "1243" which indicates that is was manufactured in the 43rd week of 2012 in late Oct. This means it could be a very early prototype of the device, as that date seems to be a bit early for the next-generation model.

The battery on the device carries a more recent Apple Part Number of 616-0652, showing that it is not the same component found on the iPhone 5. It also appears to have a higher capacity of 5.92 Whr, in comparison to the 5.45 Whr capacity found on the iPhone 5's battery. There are also blank boxes printed on it where logos would normally be. This also suggests that the device could be a prototype.

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