Bunch of iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus images have leaked just today revealing that Apple is indeed working in the lab a new smartphone currently in mass production. For some tech geeks, the photos are a confirmation that the Cupertino giant's next iPhone release is coming up very soon.
Images of front panels being mass produced which are said to be Apple's iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus have been spilled by a France-based tech website Now Where Else. The French site attributed an anonymous yet "very reliable" tipster that the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus' front case in production are now prepped to deploy to the phone's assembly lines for us in the silver and gold iPhone 6s variants.
Out of the leaked images, mixed reactions have been drawn. Some Apple fans fret that the iPhone 6s and the imminent iPhone 6s Plus are not getting a new dress from the manufacturer as expected in the tech industry where changes in design comes with innovation.
Based on the leaked images, front panels of the said iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus have the same look with iPhone 6's front build. Some reports however believe that there is more than meets the eye. According to Mac Rumors, overall physical design of the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus does not differ much from its predecessors "but there may be small design improvements and material changes to bolster strength and durability."
Now Where Else's statement however cannot support more interesting queries about the phones, like the possible inclusion of sapphire glass to the panel and the Force Touch integration. Most reports pointed out that Apple Watch's Force Touch might be plausible for the iPhones after all but Corning's Gorilla Glass might as well pursue its way to the phones since there is no resonant deal yet between Apple and any sapphire manufacturer. Nevertheless, Apple did not give any closure to these reports yet.
Meanwhile, iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus are rumored to wear a new 12 MP rear camera, an A9 processor, enhanced Touch ID support, 2 GB of RAM and the additional rose gold variant. The phones are slated to come out by September.
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