With the huge success of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus after Apple released the set of smartphones late last year, news and rumors about the iPhone 6S release date emerge, as techies and Apple fans are curious as to what the follow-up phone has to offer.

In a recent report by Gizmodo, the potential face of what is believed to be the S version of the current generation of iPhones has been revealed.

Apple iPhone 6S photos have been leaked. https://t.co/P1ULtuwiMR pic.twitter.com/Yon0NgKbSX

— CNN (@CNN) July 2, 2015

First pictures of the iPhone 6s 'leaked online' https://t.co/canvYXrLRF pic.twitter.com/n2Hgs9XU2S — The Telegraph (@Telegraph) July 1, 2015

iPhone 6S to double LTE speeds, run more efficiently with new Qualcomm chip https://t.co/nXuPO35Qnc pic.twitter.com/ZXDKM1gCZS

— 9to5Mac (@9to5mac) July 1, 2015

The new phone was said to be a bit slimmer and thinner than the current generation, which is hardly noticeable to see in the leaked photos.

According to the site, specs of the iPhone 6S expected in its release date may include the new force touch technology seen on the trackpad of the new Macbook Air. This is said by the source to be in production.

In addition to that, an obvious upgrade for its speed may be expected, as a newer Qualcomm chipset may be installed. In addition to a faster LTE speed, a jump from a 150Mbps to a 300 Mbps speed should have fans jumping for joy.

In line with that, 9 to 5 Mac also revealed that the iPhone 6S should expect an upgrade on its camera come its release date. According to the site, a 5-megapixel Facetime camera could be installed in accordance to a 12-megapixel-rear camera or even a possible 16-megapixel sensor.

Despite the rumors of having 4K videos recording at 240 frames per second on slow-motion, the iPhone 6S could also carry the same storage options together with 2GB of RAM.