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German carrier Deutsche Telekom accepting pre-orders of the Apple iPhone 6s

We are still a month away from Apple's event where the company will officially launch the new iPhones but, a German provider Deutsche Telekom is already allowing consumers to place orders for the device.

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Tech2 News Staff|Aug 14, 2015, 17:55:41 IST

We are still a month away from Apple's event where the company will officially launch the new iPhones, but German mobile service provider Deutsche Telekom is already allowing consumers to place orders for the device.According to Apfelpage, the company has launched an online reservation system for iPhone 6s buyers. It also promises customers preferred delivery of future smartphone models provided, they enter the correct information. The carrier has not specifically mentioned Apple's next iPhone by name. However, the reservation system is likely to be valid only in Germany. No information regarding the date of shipping has been provided either.It is known that Apple is likely to launch its next iPhone in September. Citing sources related to the matter, BuzzFeed News reveals the next Apple event, wherein the company will unveil its next-gen iPhones, is slated for the week of September 7 and the most probably on September 9.It should be noted that the company had launched its iPhone 6 models last year on the same date. Going by the reports, Apple plans to launch the new devices dubbed iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus phablet this year. These will be the successors to the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, respectively. Besides, the company is also expected to launch the iPhone 6C.

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First Published:Aug 14, 2015, 17:55:41 IST
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