Apple Inc. sold a great number of its famous iPhone 6 units during the holiday season. The company significantly outpaced its competitors in terms of smartphone sales & profits. The same success later this present year will also benefit the other tech giant, Samsung, this time, because the company would offer at least 2 major components of iPhone to Apple Inc. Samsung would apparently not just be creating most of the A9 chips which are needed on the much-awaited iPhone 6s and the next models of iPad, but also another important component for the iOS gadgets: The Korea Herald.
According to Yahoo News, LG would also depend on Samsung for providing a similar component for the upcoming new product, LG G4, which is claimed to be the leading Android flagship gadget that is planned to be launched in April. The agreements made between Samsung, LG and Apple involves DRAM memory chips designed for future flagship handsets. These are calculated to be worth not just millions but billions of cash yet it is not clear yet how much Samsung will be making out of this and how long the company will give these components to its competitors.
Meanwhile, everyone is waiting for the rumored launched of iPhone 6s this year. According to Macworld, the most probable launch time of iPhone 6s will be September 2015 and that will follow the launch schedule history of iPhone. Both iPhone 6 & iPhone 6 Plus were launched in September 2014 while it was in September 2013 when iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c were released.
On the other hand, it is likely that Apple would be choosing to start releasing new models of smartphones for two times every year and iPhone 6s is the next in line. This is to carry on with the continuously improving competition between the company and its major rivals such as HTC, Sony, LG, Samsung and a lot more. The latest rumor stated that iPhone 6s can be launched when Spring 2015 kicks in and it will come into the market along with the Apple Watch, which is likewise expected to be launched in the same time period with the said new version of iPhone.