Here are your Apple Rumors for today:
Carrier: Apple (AAPL) has denied rumors that it’s planning to become a wireless carrier, reports SiliconBeat. The rumor that the tech company would become a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) was based on information from unnamed sources speaking to Business Insider. The rumor claimed that AAPL would have bought space from already-existing wireless carriers. Following the spread of the rumor, a spokesperson for the company released a statement saying that it has “not discussed nor do we have any plans to launch an MVNO.”
iMac: A new rumor claims that Apple will be updating its iMac line this quarter, MacRumors notes. According to this rumor, which comes from KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, the newly updated iMacs will come equipped with better processors. He also believes that the new iMacs will use “a LED phosphor material called KSF” to improve the quality of the devices’ displays. This material would reportedly allow the iMacs better color saturation.
6s: It appears that schematics for the iPhone 6s have been leaked online, reports BGR. According to these leaked schematics, the iPhone 6s will actually be thicker than the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. If true, this would mark the first time that Apple has made a device in the “s” line thicker than the original version. However, the device is likely going to be thicker due to the addition of Force Touch in its display. The leaked documents also show that the iPhone 6s will still have a camera bump similar to the one found on the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus.
