What to expect from the new iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus

Apple will be unveiling their latest iPhone on September 9, and rumours abound as to what the iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus will be packing.

Various reports are saying the iPhone will  have an upgraded rear camera for the first time since the iPhone 4S. Reportedly, the new iPhone will have a 12MP rear shooter. It's also likely the front camera will get it's own LED flash, as well as the rumoured addition of a panorama and slow-mo mode. It's also expected to have 1080p recording. One absolute surety though, is that the new iPhone will have 3D Force Touch, a modified version of the technology just recently introduced into Apple's latest Macbook model and the Apple Watch.  It's a pressure-sensitive touch sensor that can differentiate between a tap, a press, and a deep press.

Aside from all that, the new iPhone 6S is expected to have 2GB RAM instead of the standard 1GB, added NFC support, and 4G capability. The addition of Force Touch also accounts for what sources have reported will be an added 0.2mm tin thickness. Luckily, that means existing phone cases should still fit.