Latest rumors circulating on the Internet suggest that Apple is trying to release its next-gen iPhone, purportedly dubbed iPhone 7, as well as an iPhone 6s much earlier than fans' expect.

According to KdramaStars, since some reports hint that the 6s will be arriving before the purported iPhone 7, tech enthusiasts are already speculating if Apple will really have two major launches in 2015.

Meanwhile, a report by Stabley Times reads, "The iPhone 7 release date is coming sooner than expected, and the iPhone 6s is coming even sooner - according to a source we have in the supply chain who now tells us that Apple is looking at a condensed six month release timetable going forward."

The website further stated, "That would point to the iPhone 7 and iPhone 6s both arriving next fall, with the 7 being the more expensive flagship model and the 6S being the mid range model from day one. But our source says that Apple is hesitant about launching the iWatch in the spring of 2015 without a new iPhone to go along with it, as it could give hesitant consumers an excuse to wait on buying both until the fall."

While rumors regarding the purported iPhone 7's specs and release date have already started building a hype around the release of the much-anticipated device, recently designer Yasser Farahi has launched a concept design for the upcoming smartphone.

According to Design & Trend, "The Netherlands-based Farahi has unveiled a new concept design (via Cult of Mac) that is arguably the best we've seen so far - for any upcoming iPhone release."

If the latest rumors and speculations are to be believed, the purported iPhone 6s and iPhone 7 will sport a very impressive feature. According to Design & Trend, "The all-screen iPhone 7 will eliminate bezels and provide a larger display while maintaining a small device footprint at a maximum of 5 inches. The render applies to the current iPhone screen that stretches diagonally to 4.7 inches."

In addition to an aesthetic upgrade, the next-gen iPhone is rumored to have more memory, improved cameras and the Force Touch feature.