A Purported Schematic for the so-called "iPhone 6s" obtained by Engadget Japan (via BGR) reveals that the next-generation smartphone Could have a thickness of 7.1mm, a slight increase over the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, which measure 6.9mm and 7.1mm respectively. The Schematic also Suggests that the "iPhone 6s" will still have a Home button, while all other buttons and ports remain unchanged.
The slight 0.2mm increase in thickness Could be the result of Apple adding pressure-sensing Force Touch tech**logy to the next iPhone, enabling the smartphone's display to distinguish between a light tap and firmer press and complete different actions accordingly. The "iPhone 6s" is also rumored to adopt 7000 ****** aluminum, which Could possibly contribute to marginally different dimensions.
The Schematic is consistent with leaked photos of the "iPhone 6s" rear shell, which confirm that the handset will have only mi**r design changes. In particular, the Lightning connector, speakers, microphones, headphone jack, volume rocker, mute button, sleep/wake button, SIM card slot, antenna lines and cutout for the rear-facing camera and LED flash are all identical to the iPhone 6.
The lack of exterior design changes on the "iPhone 6s" is unsurprising given that "S" model iPhones have historically looked almost identical to the iPhone released one year prior. The iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4S and iPhone 5S, for example, each had virtually the same design as the iPhone 3G, iPhone 4 and iPhone 5. Instead, the focus of the "iPhone 6s" will likely be on internal improvements.
07-06-2015, 10:10 PM
Purported Schematic Suggests 'iPhone 6s' Could Be Slightly Thicker, Retain Home Butto
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