Images of iPhone 6S display rolling off the production line surfaces online
As the likely launch of Apple new iPhones is nearing, several reports on its expected features, specifications, body design, internals are surfacing frequently. Now latest images on iPhone 6S display rolling off the production line has been spotted online, according to unconfirmed reports.
Going by the images that has been spotted on GeekBar’s Weibo account, the iPhone 6S sport subtle changes from the iPhone 6 design and as per analysts and industry experts, the new iPhone is expected to get massive discrepancies, when compared to its predecessors, launched last year in September, reports Digital Trends.
Some unconfirmed reports also suggest that Apple is ramping up production of the Force Touch displays that are likely to be featured in the upcoming iPhone 6S and 6S Plus, reports Tech Radar. The Force Touch feature enables users to adjust the strength of their screen taps to bring up different functions. Apple’s Force Touch screen is pressure sensitive and can tell how hard is a user pressing the screen apart from detecting whether a users is tapping or swiping the screen, reports Business Insider. The Force Touch technology is already featuring in the Apple Watch and the new MacBook.
Other likely features of the iPhone 6S include an upgraded 12-megapixel camera and new internal connector cables that could ensure a more compact design for the phone, although the exteriors are expected to sport major changes. Apple is likely to come up with a tougher metal frame that would snub a potential BendGate and the nest iPhone could also get a new A9 processor, reports Techno Buffalo.
Recently, new images of iPhone components were leaked online, hinting at the possibility of the next set of iPhones, namely, iPhone 6S and 6S Plus, hitting the production cycle soon. The leaked images include the pictures of the single flex cable for the volume rocker, power button, LED Flash, mute switch, headphone jack, lightening connector, home button and camera rings.
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