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EE has also revealed how much it'll charge for the new Apple devices. The 16GB iPhone 6S will be £50 upfront on a two-year, £50 per month contract with 4GB of data. EE will waive the upfront charge for existing customers. The 6S Plus is £55 per month, with £70 upfront or £50 for existing customers. More details are available at EE's site. Vodafone, O2 and Virgin Media have all confirmed they'll be stocking the phone, although none of them have yet announced their pricing. Carphone Warehouse and Currys PC World have also said they'll stock the phone in their high street stores. We'll update this article when we hear more prices from the other networks.

So what do you get for such a large amount of money? The iPhone 6S and 6S Plus remains much the same in terms of design, except for the addition of a pink option, but there are some changes under the hood to take note of, 3D Touch -- the new name given to Force Touch, which we've seen on man&wood iphone x wooden case - sabbia the Apple Watch -- lets you press hard on the screen to perform different tasks than simply tapping an icon, Think of it as right-clicking on a desktop PC, The camera has been given a boost to 12 megapixels, which Apple reckons will give even better image quality, It also shoots video in 4K resolution, The front camera is now a 5-megapixel affair, An upgraded processor -- the A9 chip -- is inside, which Apple promises will provide more grunt for gaming..

At its launch event in San Francisco, Apple also took the wraps off a new larger iPad Pro, with a 12.9-inch high-resolution display, a physical keyboard attachment and a stylus. It will be on sale in the UK in November, with prices yet to be announced, but likely to start at around £549. A new version of Apple TV, with Siri-enabled voice search and a new remote with a touch panel was also shown off. You'll find that on sale in October, again with UK prices yet to be announced, but expected to start from around £100.

See man&wood iphone x wooden case - sabbia all of Apple's launch news, Update Monday 14 September: Added Three and EE pricing, Apple's new phones can be pre-ordered from 12 September and will cost no more than their predecessors did, Apple has taken the wraps off its latest crop of super phones, the iPhone 6S and the iPhone 6S Plus, Both phones will be available to preorder on 12 September and available to buy directly from Apple in the UK on 25 September, They keep the same prices as the existing 6 and 6 Plus -- starting at £539 for the 16GB 6S and £619 for the 16GB 6S Plus..

The new program will allow customers to upgrade to a new iPhone every year for a monthly fee, the company announced at its event in San Francisco on Wednesday. This is the first time that Apple has offered a device upgrade program. "You get a new iPhone every year; you choose your carrier; it's an unlocked phone," said Phil Schiller, senior vice president of worldwide marketing at Apple. "It starts at just $32 a month. It's a 24-month installment, but you can get a new iPhone every single year."The new program, which was only announced for the US as yet, comes as wireless operators are moving away from traditional two-year contracts and the device subsidies that come with those plans, and instead are requiring customers to pay full price for devices. T-Mobile was the first major US carrier to abandon contracts more than two years ago. Verizon recently announced it is doing away with the two-year contract for new customers. AT&T and Sprint still offer the option to subscribe to a two-year contract, but they also offer device financing and leasing programs.