iPhone 6s will hit the market and retail stores this Friday. It may not physically look different from the iPhone 6, but it will feature several internal upgrades.
Apple has been using the "The only thing that's changed is everything" tagline in promoting the upcoming iPhone 6s. Its looks may remain the same as the iPhone 6, but what matters is the new important features that has been added to the new model, which Apple has been highlighting all throughout, according to Tech Radar.
In Apple's release of the "s" model of the iPhone 6, the physical features of the phone remained untouched, but the internal features have been changed and upgraded. The new iPhone 6s will have several new improved internal features, making the upcoming phone something to look forward to.
iPhone 6s will be made up of the 7000 series aluminum, the strongest material used for an iPhone. It will also have a stronger and more durable display screen which is least prone to cracking when dropped. Other than these two external upgrades, all buttons and outputs will look and will be in the same places, Forbes reported.
There have been smartphones from Sony and Samsung that featured a 1080p for a cheap price, though the iPhone 6s may not be in 1080p, it still has a nice and sharp vcolor display which is fairly impressive. The phone will also now have a 3D Touch function which gives a satisfying screen interaction, especially when previewing photos or messages. This added feature is something new in the iPhone series.
What people should look out for in the iPhone 6s is the camera. It is the best thing iPhone has to offer, with added features such has taking an automatic 1.5 second video before and after the photo was taken giving it a moving effect, wherein the feature will be called Live Photos.
iPhone 6s will also have 12 megapixels (MP), or those similar with DLSR cameras, as well as a new A9 chip giving the phone a longer battery life span.
iPhone 6s is really something to look forward to and it could also make it as the smartphone of the year.
