Here are your Apple Rumors for today:
TV: Apple (AAPL) revealed the new Apple TV at its “Hey Siri” event today, reports MacRumors. The new TV is going to go on sale in October. The launch will include 80 countries. There will be two different models available for purchase: a 32GB one for $149 and a 64GB one for $199. The new set-top box includes a new user interface, an App Store, Siri functionality and a new remote.
iPhone: The iPhone 6s have been officially announced by Apple, AppleInsider notes. The iPhone 6s and 6s Plus will be available for preorder on Sept. 12 and can be bought on Sept. 25. The devices start at $199 for the 16GB 6s and $299 for the 16GB 6s Plus. The new smartphones feature an A9 chip, 12-megapixel camera on the back, Touch ID, ion-strengthened glass and 7000 series aluminum. The iPhone 6s and 6s Plus will also be available in a Rose Gold color option.
iOS: Apple has released iOS 9 Golden Master and the first iOS 9.1 beta to developers, reports 9to5Mac. The newly-released iOS 9 GM version is the final build of the product before it makes its way to the average user on Sept. 16. Nothing will be changed about the mobile operating system, which means its basically the final version of the beta. The new iOS 9.1 beta is available for download on all iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices that are compatible with it. However, once the beta is installed, users can’t go back to the previous version of iOS.
