Tech giant rumored to release 3 phones in 2015

Twice before Apple has released two iPhones at one time, two years ago, it was the iPhone 5S and the colourful but only slightly cheaper iPhone 5C.

Last year Apple unveiled the new bigger iPhone 6 plus the even bigger iPhone 6 Plus, now Digitimes is reporting that Apple will unveil a collection of three iPhones this year.

Alongside the expected upgrades with the iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus, Digitimes says there will be an iPhone 6C.

Some dismiss the iPhone 5C as Apple’s one failure with an iPhone, with much of the criticism aimed at the phone focusing on the flawed perception that C would stand for “cheap” and Apple does not do cheap.

According to the report, the 6C will be have a 4-inch (10.1cm) screen, making it significantly smaller than the 4.7-inch (11.9cm) iPhone 6 and 5.5-inch (14cm) iPhone 6.

It will has be powered by the A8 chip while the two flagship phones will use a more powerful A9 chip.

Whatever models Apple does realise, it is expected that the next generation of iPhones will have the Force Touch technology used in the upcoming Apple Watch that can detect the difference between a light touch and a firmer finger press.