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iPhone 6S

iPhone 6S tipped to feature Force Touch

Posted on May 18, 2015May 9, 2020 By Hulk

Now that Apple’s newest device, the Apple Watch, has been released, and September is a mere three and a half months away, it’s time for rumors and predictions about the next iPhone to shift into high gear. The latest bit of speculation comes from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI Securities, and focuses on what we can only assume will be dubbed the iPhone 6S. The analyst believes the next generation of the smartphone will feature Force Touch technology, which recently debuted on the Watch as well as the new Retina MacBook.

Force Touch allows the new MacBook’s trackpad to detect different levels of tap strength as multiple inputs. So a soft tap and a forceful tap can be used as different gestures. Such a feature would be a welcome addition to the iPhone, and iPad as well, should it be next in line, where the only gestures currently recognized are a single tap and swiping.
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