After releasing iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus just a couple of months ago, Apple has again come into the limelight with new tidings. Apparently, the Cupertino giant is now a talk of the town due to its upcoming scion, which has been rumored to be designated as iPhone 6s. At this place, Samsung is also planning to embark a new Galaxy series of smartphones, so it might be a smart move by Apple against this renowned South Korean firm.
As per the reports of Focus Taiwan, company is prepping to give orders for production of its new successor to a Taiwanese Electronics Manufacturing company and assembler of iPhones: Pegatron. The unannounced handset might feature an 4.7-inch screen size just like its predecessor iPhone 6.
In particular, it has been said that Pegatron might get 50 percent of the total 6s allocation and it will be the main source for phone's assembly. To make you apparent, this firm still assembles 30% of all 4.7-inch iPhone 6 units, while an another supplier: Foxconn is handling the rest due to a strong demand.
Apart from iPhone 6s, it has been hypothesized that Apple is working on an unconventional handheld, which will be decked with a Glasses-Free 3D Display and it could be baptized as iPhone 7. As per IBTimes, device could be integrated with a quad-core A8 processor alongside 256GB of internal memory.
Well, we are yet to receive some official words about both the forthcoming smartphones. But, it has been speculated by some sources that iPhone 6s might see light of the day in the first half of 2015 during the launch of Apple watch, whereas iPhone 7 could be proclaimed by 2016.