iPhone 6s parts leak hints at protruding camera lens

“A new set of images have emerged that claim to show official components from Apple’s next-generation iPhone,” Paul Morris reports for Redmond Pie.

“The leaked set of images give us not only the first glance at some of the parts, but also a more detailed look at the purported internals of Apple’s iPhone 6s that’s supposedly set for a September release,” Morris reports. “The leaked components also answer a few questions about the iPhone 6s camera setup. It looks as though the next iPhone will continue with the same metal ring casing and protrude from the back of the case, contrary to earlier beliefs owing to a slightly thickened casing for the phone.”

“The device is still expected to ship with two screen size choices, both of which will likely have 12-megapixel camera offerings and a much improved Apple A9 processor. A more responsive Touch ID sensor is likely to be integrated into the device’s home button with the inclusion of Force Touch within the multi-touch display. Speculation also suggests that both devices will ship with 2GB of RAM to compliment the A9 processor.”

More info and photos in the full article here.

MacDailyNews Take: You just know that that protruding lens bugs the everliving you-know-what out of Jony! In an Apple leather case, though, it doesn’t protrude, so we can live with it, especially seeing the image quality it produces.