If you are anticipating the arrival of the next generation iPhone in the fall, you may want to start saving now. The latest rumour claims the iPhone 6s and its bigger brother will come out in August, as suppliers have seen better-than-expected yield, the United Daily News reports citing anonymous supply chain sources (via GforGames).
Generally when it comes to forthcoming generation iPhones, we are used to reading reports about delayed launch due to low yield. We don’t even have to cast out minds back too far, just remember the launch of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus: you had to wait a good while until you were able to grab your iPhone 6 Plus unit.
According to UDN, Apple suppliers have received a large amount of new orders from the iPhone maker. Skyworks, for example, will increase production in June to increase shipments. By the way, Apple placed the biggest new order for the power amplifier (PA).
While the next generation iPhone will be similar to the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, it will have some nifty new advanced configurations. Some of which could be the Force Touch introduced with the Apple Watch, an upgraded camera, and the use of liquid metal or other, more inflexible material to avoid (the) bending (feature) of the device.
