Apple aficionados worldwide are craving to know which iPhone 6 and iPad Air 2 specs and release date rumors are true.

As of writing, the innovation giant has yet to confirm reports circulating online about its new devices.

Several reports claim that the iPhone 6 will have a "secret weapon." The alleged "secret weapon" is called haptic feedback, and it's really something unique.

Haptic feedback is basically vibrations generated by the device when users tap the screen.

Although most Android phones already have the said technology, Apple's would be different because it will offer different kinds of vibrations for different parts of the screen, and for different applications.

According to Business Insider: "It's ideal for touch screen keyboards since it provides tactile feedback each time you press a key - making it feel like you're actually typing rather than just tapping on glass."

"It's unclear exactly how this would work, but it presumably means that vibrations could change in duration or strength depending on what you're touching."

Aside from the haptic feedback, new iPhone 6 specs rumors include upgrades on the new smartphone's display. The iPhone 6 is said to have a very durable sapphire crystal screen and a larger 4.7 inch display.

Meanwhile the new iPad Air 2 will have an A8 processor that will enable it to perform at high speed. The newest tablet is also rumored to be a notch higher than other tablets in the market in terms of its graphics and display.

Aside from the visual and performance upgrades, the new iPad is also said to have a better camera with a display that boasts the same quality as a Retina display.

But, the most interesting rumor to date, is that the new iPad Air 2 will be able to support the 4K ultra-high definition TV. Because of all the fast processor upgrades suggested, it is believed that the new iPad can be hooked to any ultra-high definition TV without any problems. Furthermore, it is also rumored that to be able to bring console level graphics to the tablet because of the Metal API technology.

According to the Inquisitr: "This new tablet could actually be one that could pull gamers aware from the usual video game formats. If Apple could also put out a controller that works perfectly with tablets like the iPad Air it could pull even more gamers away from the competitors."

Stay tuned for more iPhone 6 and iPad Air 2 specs and release date rumors here!