Normal people will get tired of these daily updates about the iPhone 5S, but we won't. 

A little over two weeks before Apple's announcement of the said model, including a smaller iPhone 5C, another rumor has spread on the Web. This time around it's about the A7 chip that comes under the new iPhone's hood. 

According to Clayton Morris of Fox News in a tweet, some sources told him that the new processor is reportedly 31 percent faster than the one embedded inside iPhone 5. Obviously, the fluidity of the A6 is nothing short of fast, but users would certainly welcome an even faster processor. 

Certainly, Apple fans who love using their phones for heavy-duty tasks and applications will be exceedingly glad for the upgrade. 

However, it does not end there. 

Morris also tweeted that the new iPhone will have a dedicated chip for detecting movements, ideal for taking burst and action shots. This will definitely improve the already-great camera of Apple's smartphone. 

So far, we have learned that the new iPhone model will come in a champagne gold design, feature the company's iOS7, and have the A7 chip that is rumored to be 31 percent faster. There's also a rumored biometrics scanner, a dedicated imaging chip for detecing movements, and it will look almost exactly the same as the previous model. 

Now, our hands are itching to finally get the product.