Apple could release an iPhone before the iPhone 6C 7 in 2016

At Apple, it's all the same armory years. For several years, the Apple brand is launching a new iPhone model every odd year. The iPhone 4 has launched in 2010, 5 in 2012 and 6 two years later. The IT group then completes its range with a so-called declination "s" of these new models every odd year. The iPhone 4S was released in 2011, the 5s and 6s in 2013 this year. The Cupertino company could shake up its timetable for the launch of the iPhone 6c. According to information from Ming-Chi Kuo, an analyst usually well informed of the Taiwanese firm KGI, Apple is considering to market a new generation of entry-level iPhone in the first quarter of 2016, reports the specialized site US AppleInsider. After the iPhone 5c, launched in September 2013 in the wake of the iPhone 5s 6c iPhone would complement the latest generation of Apple's smartphone, a few months after the release of the iPhone and iPhone 6s 6s More. 20-30000000 units could be put on sale in the year, says analyst. This new model should look like a iPhone 5s updated. Smaller than its predecessors, it should be equipped with a 4-inch screen - against 4.7 and 5.5 inches for 6s and 6s longer - but would be powered by the same A9 processor manufactured by Samsung and TSMC. It should be available in a metal alloy unlike the iPhone 5c plastic shell which had led to his being perceived as a cheap iPhone at launch. However, it should not benefit from the 3D Touch technology that provides access to various functions and actions according to the degree of pressure exerted on the screen of the latest iPhone.