Here are your Apple Rumors for today:
Bendgate: Apple’s (AAPL) iPhone 6s may be more resistant to bending than its older siblings, reports AppleInsider. What is claimed to be the rear shell for the iPhone 6s has been put through a test to see if it bends easily. When compared to a rear shell from the current generation of iPhones, the new shell didn’t bend near as easily. It’s likely that this new shell is made from the tech company’s 7000-series aluminum, which it first started using on the Apple Watch.
Resolution: New data suggests that Apple’s rumored iPad Pro will have a resolution of 2732×2048, 9to5Mac notes. This data comes from a report that tracks different iOS devices. It found that a device with a resolution of 2732×2048 has recently been being used. This resolution matches up with the same one that was listed inside files hidden inside iOS 9. The iPad Pro is expected to have a display of 12.9-inches.
Production: Apple’s iPad Pro may enter mass production next month, reports MacRumors. This rumor comes from KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who has a solid track record when it comes to insider information on AAPL products. The analyst believes that the iPad Pro could enter mass production as soon as September, or as late as October. He also claims that the tech company will release a stylus that works with Force Touch for the rumored tablet.
