China Telecom official spills the beans on imminent Apple iPhone 6s release

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A China Telecom official has leaked specifications and release dates for Apple's forthcoming iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus releases, with the announcement being lined up for 9 September - two weeks ...

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