Apple starts production of next-generation iPhone 6s
29 Jun 2015
Apple has reportedly started production of its next-generation iPhone models, which would be called the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus.
According to Bloomberg, the Cupertino giant had integrated its Force Touch technology, first introduced in the Apple Watch in the new iPhone displays.
The Force Touch technology was followed by the new 12-inch MacBook. It would detect different touch pressures which could then be used to display more options to users than a regular touch.
The report, which cited people with knowledge of the matter, added that Apple had been working for the past two years to integrate the technology into iPhone displays, and that the latest iPhone models would be almost identical to the last generation except for the inclusion of Force Touch.
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