. View photo Lucy an Atomic 212 Robot with an image of owner on Facetime stands third in the line to purchase the new iPhone 6S, outside the Apple Store, in Sydney, Australia, Friday, Sept. 25, 2015. The robot, controlled via the 4G network allows owner Lucy Kelly of Sydney to finalize her purchase of a new iPhone 6S remotely. Apple is counting on sales of the new iPhones to maintain its position as one of the most profitable, and valuable, companies in the world. (AP Photo/Glenn Nicholls) NEW YORK (AP) -- If you're getting one of the new iPhones, you'll be able to turn still images into video. The iPhone 6s and 6s Plus, which start shipping Friday in the U.S. and other markets, automatically take three-second videos to accompany your regular shots, including selfies. Imagine snapping a shot of your kid blowing out birthday candles — and getting video showing the flame going out as everyone sings "Happy Birthday." Yes, sound is included. You can also enhance shots of your pets and landscapes, such as a waterfall. You need one of the 6s models to capture these "Live Photos," but older phones are fine for viewing. This feature takes practice, so check out these tips: ___ TAKING THE SHOT When you open the camera app, the iPhone continually records video in the background, though it's immediately... More