This year, Apple will present its new iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus at San Francisco’s Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, whose structure has a capacity of 7,000 seats. The venue will likely showcase a number of rumored devices, like the iPad Pro and a new Apple TV set top box.

Sensel, a startup enterprise from Mountain View CA has been working on a technology that could potentially put Apple Force Touch trackpads to shame, or replace it entirely with this revolutionary design.

While the automobile industry is still working the kinks out of using hydrogen to fuel our daily drivers, a British technology company is claiming to have successfully developed an iPhone, powered by a hydrogen fuel cell. The experimental device, built by Intelligent Energy, is a modified iPhone 6, housing its own Apple-designed rechargeable battery, alongside a hydrogen fuel cell capable of powering the iPhone prototype for a week.

“Turbo button” is likely to return, as a way to overclock temporarily the CPU, much like what already happens on MacBook Pro graphics that include hybrid GPU switching.