 Hey everybody, this is Dieter with The Verge and I'm holding in my hand an all new iPhone 6S Plus and it's in the rose gold color which is really quite nice. So the big deal with the 6S Plus in terms of what you're going to deal with every day is the camera. And so if we open up the camera, it's a 12 megapixel camera and I can take a shot here and you know this is very good lighting so presumably it's pretty good. But one of the cool things is it's a live shot so if I force touch on the screen it shows the moment before and after I took the photo which leads me to the second thing that is new about the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus which is 3D touch. If you press ultra hard, just a little bit harder than a normal tap, it brings up context menus and so you can do things like peek into messages, peek into web pages without having to change apps or you know jump right into sub menus from the home screen. So I'm going to take a selfie here and in fact I'm going to make sure the flash is on and when I do that you see that the screen actually flashed. You have a two tone flash from the retina display itself on the retina cam. So the front facing camera is 5 megapixels, again on the back it's 12 megapixels which is really good and it's also, you know it's not as many megapixels as other things but Apple generally takes a little bit longer to add the megapixels but they make sure that it works really well in low light. And assuming we can believe Apple's sample photos it will be really good in low light. Other things to know, it has an A9 processor which as usual Apple claims is incredibly fast and incredibly good and pricing is going to work out to be about the same as last year's iPhone so if you can find a contract it's $199 to start otherwise you're paying installment plans around $27 a month for the base model. And by the way last thing, the base model is only 16 gigabytes, it is not 32. So there you go, that is the iPhone 6S Plus and also the 6S, they should be available very soon.
 Hey everybody, this is Dieter with The Verge and I'm holding in my hand an all new iPhone
 6S Plus and it's in the rose gold color which is really quite nice.
 So the big deal with the 6S Plus in terms of what you're going to deal with every day
 is the camera.
 And so if we open up the camera, it's a 12 megapixel camera and I can take a shot here
 and you know this is very good lighting so presumably it's pretty good.
 But one of the cool things is it's a live shot so if I force touch on the screen it
 shows the moment before and after I took the photo which leads me to the second thing that
 is new about the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus which is 3D touch.
 If you press ultra hard, just a little bit harder than a normal tap, it brings up context
 menus and so you can do things like peek into messages, peek into web pages without having
 to change apps or you know jump right into sub menus from the home screen.
 So I'm going to take a selfie here and in fact I'm going to make sure the flash is on
 and when I do that you see that the screen actually flashed.
 You have a two tone flash from the retina display itself on the retina cam.
 So the front facing camera is 5 megapixels, again on the back it's 12 megapixels which
 is really good and it's also, you know it's not as many megapixels as other things but
 Apple generally takes a little bit longer to add the megapixels but they make sure that
 it works really well in low light.
 And assuming we can believe Apple's sample photos it will be really good in low light.
 Other things to know, it has an A9 processor which as usual Apple claims is incredibly
 fast and incredibly good and pricing is going to work out to be about the same as last year's
 iPhone so if you can find a contract it's $199 to start otherwise you're paying installment
 plans around $27 a month for the base model.
 And by the way last thing, the base model is only 16 gigabytes, it is not 32.
 So there you go, that is the iPhone 6S Plus and also the 6S, they should be available
 very soon.