The current iPhone 6 handset offers an 8-megapixel snapper (although a very good one) and 1080p full HD recording. The leaked images of the metal chassis of iPhone 6S, obtained by 9To5Mac, have given us some image of how the new iPhone will look like.
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Alphr also suggests that there will be a significant increase in the price, as what happened to the iPhone 4 to iPhone 5 upgrade in 2012. It lines up nicely with previous generations – the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus duo were released on September 19 a year ago, and the iPhone 5S on September 20 back in 2013. However, the report says that iPhone 6S Plus may feature a few changes in design.
The next variation of Apple’s iPhone could finally feature a better battery along with double the LTE speeds, an Apple-oriented, as the site reports.
It’s worth noting at this stage that earlier rumors also suggested some kind of rear dual camera system. As pointed out by 9to5Mac, the mounting points particularly for the iPhone 6S’ components and logic board are different compared to those of Apple’s current flagship device.
A brand new processor is expected for the new iPhone. Probably, we all need to wait for the next year, when Apple may introduce it with iPhone 7.
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The new series, however, is expected to come with the Force Touch feature, a functionality that recognizes the varying degrees of pressure levels that would differentiate a light tap from a touch. In addition to information about the camera sensors, the documents suggest that both the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus will boast 2GB of RAM.
