Lots of iPhone 6 release date rumors suggest a September launch, but the most recent news are now claiming that the next-gen Apple iOS mobile device will launch on September 2, same day for US Labor Day.

International Business Times reported that iPhone 6 release date may be on the Labor Day because official claims that the final version of iOS 7, which most probably is the software that iPhone 6 will run, is all be set for launch by that time.

Moreover, iPhone 6 release date may be set for either later summer or early fall. Based on Apple tradition, the Cupertino-based tech firm will send out invitations for a media event a week prior to the schedule, which usually falls on a Tuesday or Wednesday.

 Most probably, pre-orders for the iPhone 6 will commence on the same day of the unveiling and then the official iPhone 6 release date will be fixed for a Friday. And then days before or after iPhone 6 release date or unveiling schedule, downloadable contents of iOS 7 for current-gen iPads and iPhones will be made available online.

This speculation about iPhone 6 release date on the Labor Day should be still taken with a grain of salt, alongside other rumors about the upcoming Apple iOS mobile phone, even if there are some strong points that could support it.

Talking about other iPhone 6 release date rumors, there are experts also telling that the next-gen mobile phone may arrive in the market on September 6, and not on the 2^nd day of that month. iFun, a German blog site, posted, "Two new types of devices' to be available - and thus are not two different colour variations or memory meant."

iPhone 6 is rumored to sport a powerful A7 quad core processor; storage capacity ranging from 16Gb to 128 GB; iOS 7, and new security features like fingerprint sensor.

Watch out as more iPhone 6 release date reports will definitely add to the stream of Apple news this coming weeks.