The iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus are nearing their launch date, but speculations still surround the internet whether it is really going to be an iPhone 6S or an iPhone 7.

According to TheWeek, it has to be during the launch that the iPhone 6S, or probably the iPhone 7, will reveal its true identity. Set to be release and launch on the September 9, the units can be expected to storm primary markets on the September 18, which includes the United Kingdom. When iOS9 was introduced, it was expected that a new iPhone device will also be announced; however, the iOS9 did not come with the expected bundle.

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According to Latin Times, if Apple's previous schedule is based on 2014, they announced the iPhone 6 on September 9 and began to accept pre orders online by September 12 while deliveries started on the 19^th of September. This time, the iPhone 6S or presumably the iPhone 7 will have a similar schedule of launch, just what Apple has always done in the past.

The iPhone 6S is equipped with a 2GB Random Access Memory, an A9 processor and the latest Force Touch that significantly put the design of the new iPhone 6S/iPhone 7 to a thicker profile in order to accommodate the Force Touch.

On the acceptance of pre-orders online, Apple may start accepting pre-orders starting September 11, but will not start shipment until the September 18. The pattern that Apple has introduced following any product launch is that the first Friday after every launch is when they start to accept pre orders while the week after will be the shipment. Analysts have been wary about Apple's decreasing popularity, despite selling 47 million units in the last quarter. The reason behind this is said to be Apple's lack of new features on their phone, and has settled on a similar including design from their former versions. If anything else, the iPhone 7 will probably sell less than what the company actually expects in their marketing target.

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