The iPhone 6S rear shell is packed with more zinc and a stronger aluminum alloy in order to make it sturdier and to avoid another "bendgate" scandal.
Lewis Hilsenteger of the UnBox Theraphy got hold of the alleged rear shell of the upcoming Apple iPhone 6S and he performed numerous tests on it. He believes that iPhone 6S is made up of the same material, which is used for the casing of the Apple Watch. He posted a video about his different experiments testing the strength of the iPhone 6S.
iPhone 6S is expected to be an overhauled version of iPhone 6 and is rumored to be equipped with the force touch technology, more RAM, and a much better camera, according to iDigital Times.
It is also rumored to be power packed with the new Apple A9 processor, which will make it really fast and efficient. It is further rumored that Cupertino is working towards making the internals of this device drastically different from its previous model.
It is also said that Apple will not be featuring the classic Home button in the upcoming models of iPhone 6s and 6s Plus. Apple is also planning to develop single chip solutions and integrate them with the phone drivers and also embed a sensor into the screen which will totally replace the Home button, according to BGR.
It is also expected that Apple will be adding an extra 0.2 mm to iPhone 6s, which will make it one of the thickest Apple iPhone devices till date. Apparently, this extra 0.2mm is required to incorporate the force touch technology. The force touch technology is expected to be one of the major highlights of iPhone 6S, as it is expected to enhance the overall user experience exponentially.
The Force Touch Technology is currently seen only in the Apple Watch and no other Apple devices. Apple iPhone 6s is expected to come in in gold, silver, space gray colors, rose gold and pink colors.