updates apps with support for iPhone 6

posted tiny updatesfor a of its apps this week, including i, iPhoto, Pages and more. And while the updates themselves seem insignificant—most of their change logs rd “addresses compatibility issues”—they may not be.It’s been discovered that all of these apps, and several others from third party developers, now show that they’ve been “optimized for iPhone 6″ in their Compatibility sections on the App Store. Does this mnthe iPhone 5Sis actually the iPhone 6?Update:as noted by several commenters below, it apprs that either has a major glitch in its iTunes backend, or is totally trolling us. Users are seeing “optimized for iPhone 6, 7″ and so on, depending on their region. We have updated the title of the post to reflect this.As noted byThe Verge,it’s very possible that the message is merely an odd mistake, or, even an intentional one to throw a wrench in the rumor mill. So there’s no guarantees here that this is indiive of ’s plans. But it is rather interesting, isn’t it?Adding to the mystery is the fact that it looks like you’ll only see the ‘this app optimized for iPhone 6′ text in the browser-based version of the App Store. Folks using the iTunes desktop app or the App Store app on their iDevice will still see ‘for iPhone 5.’Since rumors regarding this yr’s iPhone began late last yr, the consensus has always been that it will be an S-model. That mns the handset would look nrly identical to its predecessor, with some internal upgrades and at lst one big new fture.And this assumption didn’t just come out of thin air. No, not only has been doing S-model i for the past 4 yrs, but all of the photos, s and insider reports we’ve seen up until now have pointed directly to a familiar-looking iPhone 5S.So what’s the dl? Your guess is as good as mine. I could spend all day talking about Tim Cook’s plan to “double down” on secrecy or the2011 tr-drop iPhonethat never materialized, but I won’t. One thing’s for sure, though,Tuesdayjust got a lot more interesting.