If you listen to the cynics, the “s” in Apple’s iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus stands for “same-old”. The tick-tock upgrade cycle of the best-selling smartphone has led many to expect revolution one year and then mere evolution the next. Turns out, though, Darwin himself would be impressed by what Apple has achieved with its flagship iPhones in 2015.

Hardware and Design

Glance at the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus and, unless you’ve a keen eye to see the new logo on the back, or you’re looking at the new- and controversially pink – rose gold model, I’d forgive you for not noticing the difference between it and the iPhone 6.
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