"Every inch a colour," is the core motivation of the new iPhone 6 render provided by a German website, fitting in with Jony Ive's vision for the iOS 7 - clutter-free, function-driven and power-packed.

The 4.5-inch Apple phablet mock up is not detached from reality, according to iPhone6.de, or what the new Apple universe would be, laced with the flat and simplified application logos with a twist - some bits of acceptable glitter, tamed down to suit Apple's classic taste.

Catching the eye easily is the rainbow colour option for the larger iPhone, which according to Gotta Be Mobile, would present buyers with choices of up to 10 hues, exceeding even the rumoured attractive casings to come with the iPhone Lite and the iPhone 5S.

The render, while going beyond the borders yet to be explored by Apple, makes sense if only for its adherence to the slimmed down profile for the iPhone 6 that has been playing out for many months now - making for a handset with superb features, thanks to iOS 7, and cutting-edge design.

The phone interface is definitely a departure from previous iPhone builds, highlighted by the new concept's fresh batch of Apple app logos, and so is the hardware. The colour blending on the face side is nothing short of stunning, accentuated by a metal band that circles the device's four edges.

GBM noted that the visualised iPhone 6 captured the right mix of what an Apple phablet and iOS 7 would be, resulting to an eye-candy that surely will be the delights of millions come the gadget's supposed 2014 release date.

Staying true to rumours that Apple is ditching the physical Home button on future models, this iPhone comes with a capacitive key of the same nature - relying on touch-sensitive to perform its expected task.

The designer skipped on component details but numerous leaks and projections from analysts indicate so far that it is an A8 chip that will power the big-screen iPhone plus higher camera specs and of course the mighty iOS 7 dictating every feature behaviour.

Release date for iPhone 6 is set by analysts to come between January and March 2014, culminating the package of surprise products that Apple CEO Tim Cook said would start coming out in September 2013.