
A purported Geekbench benchmark of Apple's next-generation iPhone, the iPhone 6s, appears to have surfaced. Geekbench is commonly used as the platform to reveal performance on Apple's new iPhones as they are released, so although it's a good test, the credibility of the screenshot is what is actually in question.
As noted by BGR Thursday morning, this screenshot shows some disappointing results. Despite all of the rumors and reports that Apple would be doubling the amount of RAM in the next-generation iPhone, this screenshot reveals that the A9-powered iPhone 6s may only come with 1GB of RAM, just like the current-generation iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus.
The screenshot, originally shared by Ringer Blue Men, correctly identifies the iPhone 6s as the iPhone8,2 and displays an A9 processor running at 2.0GHz, although its credibility is still in the air because this information would have been easy to manipulate with photo manipulation software like Photoshop.
Many high-profile Apple analysts still believe the next generation iPhone will come with 2GB of RAM to help tame the features of the handset and give the user a better experience, especially when browsing the Web with multiple tabs at once. It would seem we just have to wait until this September to find out.
Source: BGR
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