Apple's iPhone 6 will hit stores third quarter according to recent reports. As the release comes nearer, more specs and predictions come out. This time, iPhone 6's schematics have been leaked. The leak provides more information about the dimensions of the device including how it fairs with competitor phones like Samsung Galaxy S5 and the HTC One M8. What can people expect?

According to a report by MacRumors, the leaked schematics show that Apple is indeed planning on releasing a 4.7 and a 5.5-inch version. Likewise, the leaked schematics have also given case makers a basis for their next production. It gives case producers a good heads up on what to prepare upon release of the smartphone. The leak also gave designers an idea on how the device will look like. It has spawned many concepts about the iPhone 6.

If Apple releases the iPhone 6, it will compete with the likes of LG G2, LG G3, HTC One M8, Samsung Galaxy S5 and Motorola Moto X. A forum post on MacRumors provides a good comparison of the upcoming iPhone 6 to existing smartphones in the market. It should be a good guide for consumers waiting to see if they should buy the product or not.

iPhone 6 vs iPhone 5s and 4s

According to the render, the iPhone 6 will be longer and bigger compared to the iPhone 4s and 5s. While people may want to have a larger screen within the 5s design format, it will be impossible according to the post. The 5s measures 59, 2mm wide with a 16:9. The 4.7 model will be 58, 5mm wide.

iPhone 6 vs Moto X and LG G2 Mini

Both devices are not symmetrical. If Apple will push through with the 4.7" size then it will be larger than the LG G2 Mini and the Moto X. Both devices features on-screen buttons so the bezel is reduced.

iPhone 6 vs HTC One M8 and Samsung Galaxy S5

The HTC One M8 and Samsung Galaxy S5 are bigger compared to the 4.7-inch version. Likewise, the devices feature IP67 rating or speakers within the bezel.

Some people may not find the iPhone 6 as appealing compared to the other phones but this is the 4.7 render. The phablet edition should be a fresh move although Apple has to provide final details about it.

Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI Securities believes the iPhone 6 can cannibalize sales of the iPad series if Apple chooses to release the big screen version.