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Your iPhone 6s may be Rose Gold, cost $10k

Posted on May 18, 2015May 9, 2020 By Hulk

Analysts predict that the next iPhone will include a Rose Gold option as well as a higher-priced luxury option similar to Apple Watch Edition. This week’s suggestion includes a version of the Apple iPhone 6s – following Apple’s traditional every-other-year change from a full edition change to an “s” version. This iPhone 6s would include Rose Gold – though we’re not entirely sure at this time whether or not this gold would be an actual gold mix, like the Apple Watch Edition, or if it’ll be similar to the Gold option on the iPhone 6 now, without any actual super-expensive gold inside.

The next iPhone will – as each successive version of the iPhone have – come with a newly updated processor and the possibility of an upgrade to a larger amount of RAM. Reports from anonymous sources are corroborated by AppleInsider and analyst Ming Kuo, known for his analysis of Apple products.
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