Tuesday, June 30, 2015

iPhone 6S: higher demand than the iPhone 6 expected


Since 2007, now eight years ago the first iPhone went on sale, Apple introduced a new iPhone every year at least. In the last two year Apple presented even two new models. Year after year, Apple was able to increase sales to the market launch. In September 2014, this led to 10 million units sold (iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus). Eventually, however, this trend will inevitably come to an end, probably not the iPhone 6S however.


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iPhone 6S: high demand expected

For the first time, Apple had last year increased the screen size of the iPhone clearly and presented with 4.7 inches and 5.5 inches two sizes that were previously primarily in the Android camp. Can Apple build the iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus on last year's success? If you believe the assessment of the market observers from RBC Capital Markets, so Apple will increase the iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus sales figures again. Apple is returned to positive growth in the Christmas quarter. Decisive here are the offers of the mobile operator. But not only that. Even the LTE expansion in China will make a significant contribution.

RBC interviewed 6,000 people about their smartphone purchase plans and came to the Ergenis that customer loyalty to Apple is still very high. 83.4 percent of current iPhone owners will remain faithful to Apple. In contrast, 64.2 percent are the Samsung smartphone owners who remain attached to their manufacturers. 50 percent of users who want to buy a new iPhone will do so within the next 12 months.

The presentation of the iPhone 6S is expected for September 2015. The device is probably a A9 chip, 2GB RAM, a 12MP camera and an improved touch feature ID fingerprint sensor. In addition to the housing are made of 7000 aluminum. (Via Macrumors)

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