Apple's iPhone 6s release appears closer by the day as new information surfaces hinting the device's mass production this June. Likewise, new concept renders of the iPhone 6s in rose gold have emerged showing what a striking beauty the handset will be. Can Apple follow up on the success of the iPhone 6 series? Will the iPhone 6s be a sure winner as well?

Apple recently revealed the details of the Apple Watch proving how the company has been working on exploring more design options for its devices. Despite the company being mum about the iPhone 6s and surrounding forecasts, the Apple Watch serves as a good proof that the company is already venturing into more fashionable pieces. The same thought has inspired a number of concepts and renders with the rose gold edition among the standouts.

Website SvetApple.sk published their version of the gold rose edition offering some sleek-looking images of the iPhone 6s. Likewise, previous analyses from experts note that if Apple pursues this product line then its portfolio can be even more diverse perhaps even more attractive to the market.

Stirring up things further is information about the mass production of the iPhone 6s this June. Despite expectations over the launches of the iPhone 6s and iPhone 7, Value Walk claims that Apple may likely stick to an annual upgrade cycle putting the release of the "S" version around September.

Further, IHS Technology’s China director Kevin King hints that people may see the RAM of the iPhone 6s to increase to 2GB. Information comes from supply chain sources saying that an improved RAM is highly possible not just for the iPhone 6s but also for the iPhone 6s Plus edition. The upcoming phones will run on Apple’s quad-core A9 processor.

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