Speculations are now nearing conclusion as recent reports revealed that the new iPhones are set to be released on September 25 in Apple Stores amid more rumors that the firm would be releasing more than one size of the iPhone 6S.

Release Date Tipped

According to an iDigital Times report posted Wednesday, the launch of the new smartphones from Apple, including iPhone 6S and iPhone 7, would happen in about 93 days from the posting of the report.

Mobile News CWP got word about the schedule of the release as well as an outline of pre-launch information after an internal email from the management of Vodafone to their staff has leaked.

The report also claimed that the email mentioned about a pre-order of the phones from the mobile operator which is set to begin on September 18.

The Vodafone email described the device as the 'new iPhone' which can be a sign that the iPhone-maker is looking into not giving their newest line of smartphones a number, though it did not make any references or even hints on whether there would be any follow-up on their big-screened iPhone 6 Plus.

Based on tradition, Apple releases its newest phones September of every year which also results to a massive camp-out of iPhone fans in front of the mobile firm's stores while waiting for their new release.

New Features AND Sizes?

Though its biggest competitors such as Samsung and LG opted for new curvy hardware designs, Apple is still expected to stick to their flagship phones' image.

According to Mirror UK, the new line of iPhones expected to be released would certainly not be curvy especially after the company barely survived the BendGate issue involving their thin smartphones.

However, the British news bureau believes that the next Cupertino phone would include a "Force Touch" technology and would also flaunt a thicker body to make it happen.

In a past report, the news bureau cited some rumors that claim a launch of not one, but three new iPhones this year.

Speculations see a new smaller-screened iPhone 6C which would have a 4-inch screen to be launched alongside the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus, with a similar situation when the iPhone 5C was released in 2013.

Other hearsays also state that there is a big possibility that the company would be totally ditching the iPhones' Home button to make way for a larger screen, thereby incorporating their Touch ID feature into the LCD screen.