Here are your Apple Rumors for today:
iOS: Apple (AAPL) is planning to release a new iOS 9 beta to developers next week, reports 9to5Mac. According to Eddy Cue, the tech company’s Senior Vice President of Internet Software and Services, the new iOS 9 beta will include support for Apple Music. He said the beta will be out early next week and that users can opt out of paying for the music service. Cue also said that the new beta will include bitrate for Music that changes depending on the type of wireless connection a person has available to them.
iPod: Newly leaked information includes details for new iPods, AppleInisder notes. The iTunes 12.2 update that was recently released contains information concerning a new line of iPods. The line of music players from Apple hasn’t been updated since 2012. The new information includes several colors, such as gold, blue and hot pink, that haven’t been seen in previous versions of the device. It’s unknown when the new music players will be released.
iPhone: A new rumor claims that Apple’s iPhone 6s will have faster download speeds, reports MacRumors. According to the rumor, which comes from a unnamed source, the iPhone 6s will take advantage of a new Qualcomm (QCOM) LTE chip. The rumor claims that this will be a Qualcomm 9X35 chip. This would indeed be an upgrade over the 9X25 used in the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. It would also allow the iPhone 6s to have a longer battery life when combined with a rumored slimmer motherboard that could be used in the smartphone.
