Apple's iPhone 6s series has been making the headlines especially with expectations building up on its features. According to new information, the tech giant may be working on delivering a new camera technology on the 6s guaranteeing more life-like photos. Additionally, new information also hint that Apple may be borrowing some the MacBook’s and Apple Watch’s specs for the iPhone 6s. Can Apple replicate the success of its iPhone 6 series?

Apple has always been on the spotlight especially with its products drawing as much hype before and after release. The record-breaking sales of the iPhone 6 made the market even keener on what it would offer next - with most anticipating it to be the iPhone 6. On March 24, the company received a series of patent grants which may explain what its plans on the next iPhone are.

The patent goes by the number 8,988,564 with the title: Digital camera with light splitter. According to its abstract, the invention features the following: "A digital camera component is described that has a light splitter cube having an entrance face to receive incident light from a camera scene. The cube splits the incident light into first, second, and third color components that emerge from the cube through a first face, a second face, and a third face of the cube, respectively."

Further, CNET claims that Apple may have planted the seeds for the iPhone 6s on its latest MacBooks and the Apple Watch. One logical feature that may be included in the iPhone 6s is the do-it-all port found on the 12-inch Retina MacBook. The single port can allow for output video, data transfer, charging and even for USB connection and other similar functions.

Another would be the Force Touch and the "Taptic engine" on the Apple Watch and MacBook. It makes sense for Apple to enhance the user experience through the extra pressure-based dimension for virtual remotes and apps. Nonetheless, the tech giant has not made any announcements about the device thus everything should be taken with a grain of salt.

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