 Fans have wanted a bigger iPhone for quite some time and now they officially have one. Make that two. Apple today revealed two new larger iPhones, the 4.7 inch iPhone 6 and the massive 5.5 inch iPhone 6 Plus. The iPhone 6 measures 6.9 millimeters thick, making it the thinnest device Apple has ever made, and the iPhone 6 Plus clocks in at 7.1 millimeters thick. Still thinner than last year's iPhone 5S. Both phones featured a newly designed glass front that curves around the sides, and Apple says the new screen has retina HD resolution. Under the hood, the phones feature Apple's new A8 processor, which Apple claims has up to 25% faster CPU performance and up to 50% faster graphics. Compared to the original iPhone, the new processor in the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus is 84 times faster. The phones also contain the new M8 processor with a built in barometer which allows the phone to tell the difference between running and cycling, as well as accurately measures distance traveled and elevation. The company also made major improvements to its cameras. The iPhone 6 has an eight megapixel camera like the last model, but Apple added a, quote, next generation eyesight sensor, which is said to make the autofocus twice as fast as the 5S. The iPhone 6 Plus has an even greater camera though, featuring significantly improved optical image stabilization. This means that the lens can physically move to compensate for the movement of your hand. The iPhone 6 Plus won't be the first smartphone to feature optical image stabilization, but it will be the first iPhone to do so. Video has also been improved across both phones. The smartphones can shoot 1080p video in 30 or 60 frames per second, and there's a fairly stunning 240 FPS slow-mo video mode too. The iPhone 6 will start at $200, and the new iPhone 6 Plus will start at $300, and both are available for pre-order on September 12th, and will ship on September 19th. And yes, they'll be running iOS 8.