An expected September announcement of new iPhones 's almost here and this leaks are beginning to become more thorough: Look for a greater resolution camera together with 4k video creating and selfie flash on the iPhone 6s claims 9to5 Mac's Indicate Gurman.
Today, 9to5Mac has all but confirmed through sources of its own that both the new models of the iPhone will indeed feature a 12-megapixel sensor with 4K recording, along with a slew of improvements to other areas of the said devices as well. According to sources,
Apple is also including a new level of video recording, too, adding in 4K recording. That’s a big addition for Apple’s cameras, to be sure, and so it shouldn’t be surprising if Apple uses it as a major bullet point for selling the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus.
iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus are slated to be announced at Apple’s media event on Sept. 9, invitations for which have begun rolling out. The two new phones will most likely continue the tradition of previous launches where the “s” models have always focused on internal improvements and no design changes. There have already been a fair number of leaks and rumors about what to expect, but it will still be interesting to see what Apple ends up revealing on that day.
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Today, 9to5Mac has all but confirmed through sources of its own that both the new models of the iPhone will indeed feature a 12-megapixel sensor with 4K recording, along with a slew of improvements to other areas of the said devices as well. According to sources,
Apple is also including a new level of video recording, too, adding in 4K recording. That’s a big addition for Apple’s cameras, to be sure, and so it shouldn’t be surprising if Apple uses it as a major bullet point for selling the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus.
iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus are slated to be announced at Apple’s media event on Sept. 9, invitations for which have begun rolling out. The two new phones will most likely continue the tradition of previous launches where the “s” models have always focused on internal improvements and no design changes. There have already been a fair number of leaks and rumors about what to expect, but it will still be interesting to see what Apple ends up revealing on that day.
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