Probably the biggest catch for the latest iPhones, aesthetically speaking, is the addition of a new color in the phone’s roster. According to Forbes, Apple is planning on bringing in the rose gold color option, found in the Apple Watch, for the iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus models.
Currently, iPhone models carry space gray, silver, and gold colors with the exception of iPhone 5C’s trademark colors.
Despite a lot of enhancements with its previous models, the iPhone 6S will still retain its base storage size of 16GB. Initial rumors suggested that the latest model will be launched with an increased base storage of 32GB.
However, Apple confirmed that with the management and set-up of cloud services – Apple Music Streaming and iCloud specifically – there’s actually no need to increase the next flagship device’s base storage.
Based on the company’s normal pricing strategy, the iPhone 6S, in 16 GB, is expected to range from $649 while the iPhone 6S Plus is expected to cost users more or less a whopping $749.
Case in point, all the rumors will be put to bed when Apple unveils the most-awaited iPhone models a few days from now. The company is also expected to unveil several additions to their growing lines of Macbooks, and iPads as well as the revamped Apple TV and the iPad Pro.