iPhone 6s And 7 Concept Design Leaked; New Smartphone Will Have Force Touch Gesture, Twice The Memory Of The iPhone 6

Just months after the new iPhone 6's release, tech junkies are already focusing their attention on Apple's next smartphone- the iPhone 6s and 7.

Specs and release date rumors have already started to spread online, and it is starting to build the hype around the anticipated new release.  Designer Yasser Farahi has recently launched a concept design of the new phone.

"The Netherlands-based Farahi has unveiled a new concept design (via Cult of Mac) that is arguably the best we've seen so far - for any upcoming iPhone release," Design & Trend noted.

The new iPhone 6s and 7, will reportedly sport a very ambitious feature. "The all-screen iPhone 7 will eliminate bezels and provide a larger display while maintaining a small device footprint at a maximum of 5 inches. The render applies to the current iPhone screen that stretches diagonally to 4.7 inches," the site added.

Apart from an aesthetic upgrade, the new iPhone will reportedly sport a bigger memory, a more advanced cam and the Force Touch gesture.

"According to Taiwanese website TechNews, the iPhone 6S will be packed with twice the memory than the iPhone 6, a small detail that could greatly influence the device's overall performance. The iPhone 6S would be the next-generation model in Apple's smartphone lineup, if it follows its typical launch progression (e.g. the iPhone 5, followed by the iPhone 5S)," Mashable reported.

"Other rumored specs include a more advanced camera and the Force Touch gesture, borrowed from the still-unreleased Apple Watch, which would change functionality based on how long the user holds down a finger."

Stay tuned for more iPhone 6s and 7rumors here!