Expect a better camera when the iPhone 6s is released by next month.

Business Insider reported that the the shooter of the upcoming Apple phone may come with a bigger sensor capable of taking more light and an accompanying lens which will work best with the improved senrosr.

"This means we can expect the iPhone 6S to capture higher-quality photos than the iPhone 6," the outlet said.

The company has already started ordering supplies to make "five-element lenses" for the new iPhone which are designed to irk with a 12MP camera.

A Business Insider source said that "these components are said to be in the mass-production stage and are on schedule."

Aside from this, Apple is also reportedly ordering six-element lenses for the next generation of iPhones after the 6s.

In explaining the word "elements" for the camera lenses, Business Insider reported that this pertains to the plastic layer making up a part of the whole camera lens.

"Each of these elements, or layers, actually functions as its own standalone lens. But when they're combined into one lens, they allow a camera to capture more detailed and complex information. So a five-element lens such as the one that's in your smartphone's camera could actually be considered as five lenses crammed into one," the same report said.

With these rumors, Apple fans are certainly eagerly awaiting the release date of the iPhone 6s.

Well there could be good news for them. Forbes reported that the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus will be announced Sept. 9 and released nine days after.

It added that pre-orders of the phone will start Sept. 11.

A major French carrier, whose name has not been revealed for protection, reportedly confirmed the pre-order date.

The Forbes report added that the carrier also sent an Apple notification saying that the sales day and shipments will start Sept. 18.

"It is important to point out that as a tier one country, France has historically had the same pre-order and release dates as the US," Forbes aaid.

As for its price, The Week said that the upcoming iPhone 6s will have almost the same prices as the existing model when it was released in the market.

The Week added that the entry level price for the 16GB model of the phone could be around $847 (£539).

The iPhone 6s is expected to have an A9 processor and 2GB of RAM, according to BidnessETC.

It is also believed to run on iOS 9 and have Force Touch which is a technology where an iPhone screen "can tell whether a user is performing a long press or a short tap and provide interactions accordingly."

Unlike the previous model, BidnessEtc said that users can also be assured that this new generation of iPhone will not bend since it will be made from 7,000 series aluminium, a stronger material not prone to bending.