Apple has sent out media invites for its September 9 event. It is almost confirmed that at this event Apple will launch the new iPhone, or rather new iPhones. The new devices - likely to be called the iPhone 6S and the iPhone 6S Plus - will succeed the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus.
Considering it is the "S" release, which tends to focus on the internal components, it is possible that Apple would continue to use the existing iPhone design in its new phones. Images of the upcoming devices that have been leaked so far too seem to hint at the status quo in terms of design.
Camera is another component that is likely to get an upgrade in the new iPhones. Leaks have hinted that the iPhones come with 12-megapixel camera. They are also likely to have better lens assembly with at least 6 elements - more elements make lens better although more complex - and may come with an image sensor that will be more sensitive to light, helping users click better images.
The new iPhones are also likely to come with faster processors and Force Touch technology, which we already first saw in the Apple watch. Apart from this, they will retain the existing features such as fingerprint scanner. Also, the screen size and the resolution is likely to be the same.
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