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Image source: Macrumors

Last week, Apple finally unveiled its latest iPhones - iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus - and the new 12.9-inch iPad Pro.

During the launch event, no mention was made about the amount of RAM that the new devices would have, leading to some speculation that the new iPhones would have just 1GB of RAM.

However, using Apple's development tool, Xcode, iOS developer Hamza Sood has confirmed that the new iPhones will indeed have 2GB of RAM, whereas the iPad Pro will get 4GB of RAM.

This will make Apple's new devices more comparable with flagship smartphones and tablets from competitors like Samsung and Xiaomi.

Source: Macrumors