Apple announces iPhone 6s and iPhone 6 Plus models, with 4K display, 4G LTE, and Touch ID, but it’ll not ship until 2020

Apple today unveiled new iPhone models that will ship sometime in 2020.

The new iPhones will come in two different sizes, the 6s, and 6s Plus, with the 6 Plus having a 4K screen, a 4G modem, and fingerprint sensors, according to a new report from The Wall Street Journal.

The iPhone 6S, 6s+ and 6S Plus will be priced at $7,199 for the 64GB model, $9,799 for the 128GB model and $12,499 for the 256GB model.

The price difference between the 64 and 128GB models is not yet clear.

The iPhone 6 and 6 Plus are also designed to be a better alternative to the iPhone 6, which is currently on sale at $649 for a 64GB phone and $799 for a 128GB phone.

The 6 Plus, which will be announced on Friday, will be the first iPhone to be available with a 4,000mAh battery.

The 6s is Apple’s first iPhone with an all-metal design, and it is likely that the company will release a metal version of the phone in the near future.

The aluminum iPhone 6 will be thinner than the current iPhones, with a 5.5mm gap between the glass and the metal.

The first iPhone was a departure from Apple’s traditional design, which focuses more on form and function than material.

It has a metal body and a plastic back, with no glass or glass-reinforced plastic in sight.

The design was criticized by some for being too thin and bulky, with some saying it was too expensive for many consumers.