Here are your Apple Rumors for today:
iMac: Apple (AAPL) has launched a new replacement program for some iMac hard drives, reports MacRumors. The new replacement program is for 27-inch iMacs sold from December 2012 and September 2013. The hard drives included in the replacement plan are 3TB in size and can fail under the right circumstances. The replacement of the hard drives will be free via the company or a Apple Authorized Service Provider. Customers that are eligible for a replacement are being notified via email.
Music: Apple is denying rumors that it threatened artist that didn’t sign up for Apple Music, AppleInsider notes. The rumor claims that the tech company was putting the screws to artists on iTunes that weren’t interested in signing up for the company’s new Music service. The rumors came from The Brian Jonestown Massacre frontman Anton Newcombe, who claims he was threatened by the company. However, AAPL says it has no plans to remove the band’s music from iTunes.
6s: New rumors claim that the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus won’t look like the iPhone 6, reports BGR. The new rumors come from an industry insider that claims the new devices will include several new features. One of the new features that the insider claims will be include with the iPhone 6s is a ForceTouch display. These new displays will make the device 0.2mm thicker than the iPhone 6. It’s also rumored that the new device will be slightly taller than the current generation of iPhones.
