Still two months to go before Apple’s iPhone 6s will be officially unveiled. Even if you can’t see it yet.
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The iPhone models have provided a critical component of Apple’s global business, raking in $40.3 billion worldwide for sales of 61.2 million iPhones during the year’s first quarter, as mentioned by CNET.
We’re not expecting the new iPhone to have any major style changes and it’s likely to look indentical to the current iPhone 6.
According to the new images of Apple iPhone 6S, leaked on the Internet today, the successor of iPhone 6 is unlikely to have any design change.
Qualcomm said the new processor is more efficient, which it believes could lead to improved battery life when the phone is being used for LTE functions. The upload speed will remain the same, with the download speed expected to be around 225Mbps, double the rate at which the current range of iPhone devices perform.
Apple is expected to unveil its latest flagship, the Apple iPhone 6s and the iPhone 6s Plus.
It’s worth noting at this stage that earlier rumors also suggested some kind of rear dual camera system. The new users, on the other hand, may enjoy the upgraded 12-MP camera and a more powerful battery for long-lasting backup. That rumor appears to be dead.
What is different is what 9T5M calls the internal mounting structure, which suggests there will be new logic boards that are mounted differently.
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Of course, Apple could still make adjustments before an official launch and this doesn’t rule out the exterior updates that could potentially come to the 5.5-inch iPhone 6S. It lines up nicely with previous generations – the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus duo was released on September 19 past year, and the iPhone 5S on September 20 back in 2013.
