Note that the model “iPhone 8,2” is the same identifier that mobile marketing platform Fiksu recently found in its web logs and referred it to as iPhone 6s Plus. This gives a hint that iPhone 7 might be launched in 2016.
Advertisement
Although the upcoming phone may resemble in many ways its precursor, the company’s proprietary “Force Touch” perceived on the current MacBook and Apple Wearable Smartwatch will reportedly come to iPhone 6s. the implication is that users of the next iPhone have additional functions through application of force to a screen apart from just swiping or tapping. Comment below and let us know. But accepting reservations less than a month before the official launch can’t be mere coincidence. Whatever the new phone may be named, Deutsche Telekom customers can become preferred delivery customers after they sign up with a cell phone number and a legitimate email address.
Further, as shown in the picture below, the iPhone 6s Plus will run on iOS 9.0, rock an Apple A9 chipset clocked at 2.0 GHz and feature 989MB of RAM.
This is not the first time that Deutsche Telekom has done this. What’s more, they’re stocking cases for only iPhone 6s and 6s Plus, indicating that the rumor around the iPhone 6c could turn out to be, well, just a rumor.
The carrier has set up a special “online reservation service” where would-be next-generation iPhone owners can get first dibs on the new handsets, set to be announced on September 9.
Advertisement
With an iPhone 6s launch date all but confirmed for September 9th, the iPhone 6s release date has begun to narrow, and that’s probably why Deutsche Telekom feels comfortable enough to launch its reservation system. Previous news reported that there was an email that leaked from Vanfone with specific date of release.
