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It was like recently Apple unveiled the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. Now, the Apple fans have shifted interest from the iPhone 6 devices to the leaked iPhone 6S images. Leaked images grow exponentially, as more reports coming out about Apple's iPhone 6S.

There are some issues that plagued the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus after the phone's release for months. Apparently, Apple want to make sure that it will never spoil-out again. To that extent, the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus may be built into a strengthy aluminum alloy the same used to its Apple Watch according to some rumours.

There are some reports giving hints that the iPhone 6S will have slightly thicker body, but the only difference is 0.2mm thickness, according to a leaked schematic from Engadget Japan. There is a possibility that due to the new aluminum that was previously rumoured to be used to iPhone 6S and the Force Touch feature, it has increased its thickness. To sum it up, the schematic leaked iPhone 6S images shows a high possibilty to have the same design to iPhone 6 plus.

Force Touch may work on the iPhone 6S and the iPhone 6S Plus. It is also been rumored that the next iPhone will sport the same Force Touch functionality as the Apple Watch. But now, there are some report sources that also speculating the feature will be engaged to the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus.

ForceTouch is said to come along with iOS 9 on the iPhone 6S, and it will be open to developers for use in their apps. Reportedly, it will give user more functions for power usage. There are rumours that it includes a new way to control the system's total functions, and remove the necessity for long interactions like rearranging app icons across home screens.

A report from G4Games hinted based on the leaked iPhone 6S images that it will have a built in 3D pressure sensor to allow a new Force Touch action. Now, various sources have reported that the iPhone 6S will add the new feature and bring optimized functions for the iPhone.

Some of the earliest reports about the leaked iPhone 6S images speculated the updated handset could possibly be released as early as spring 2015. A spring launch obviously didn't happen, but another report that Apple is ahead of schedule on production for iPhone 6S components and hints that the phone is ready earlier than expected for an August launch, instead of the traditional September date, though that seems impossible.