Get the Big One in your inbox daily. The next iPhone is apparently being made in factories and Apple’s manufacturing partners are expected to ramp up the speed next month.
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A general view of the iPhone 6 at Apples Covent Garden store launch on September 19, 2014 in London, England.
And while it won’t debut at the same time, Apple is planning to offer a subscription TV service akin to Amazon Fire as well, possibly next year.
Apple TV is set to be launched by Apple Inc.in September.
Sources have also said that Apple will be integrating voice command features via its Siri software, which may make some a little concerned over privacy.
The additional thickness can also be credited to the company’s rumored integration of Force Touch into the iPhone 6S display. The logic board of the iPhone 6S is slightly smaller in size and it accommodates fewer chips. Other speculated features of the coming iPhone 6S models include the Apple A9 chipset, 2 GB of RAM, and an upgraded camera of 12 MP.
Colors are also going to be changed in the iPhone 7. Force Touch can enhance user experience due to more input methods and support of handwritten signatures, which is beneficial for expanding in the commercial market. Tweaks? Yes. A redesign? They might not be identical but it’ll probably be close. Some leaks have indicated that Apple will be using a higher grade of aluminium with zinc alloy to improve the toughness of its casing.
Further clues to the next Apple TV are found within the code for the latest OS X 10.11 El Capitan beta. On its rear, we can see the iSight camera placed on the upper left corner with the LED flash located on top of it.
Users would also prefer the device to have at least 16GB of internal memory. Neither will happen with the iPhone 5s.
With the iPhone 7 release date and specs taking shape, excitement for the next device from Apple is building.
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Carriers are slowly changing the way you’ll buy an iPhone. While rumors of an App Store enabled Apple TV have persisted for some time, rumblings from the rumor mill suggest than an SDK is up and ready to go, just waiting for developers to work their magic.
