iPhone 6s Force Touch feature will boost usability
With the iPhone 6s launch just about a month away, the product isn't exactly shrouded in mystery, yet a killer feature remains somewhat elusive. If forced to pick, it seems that Force Touch -- the same technology Apple first introduced on the Apple Watch -- may be positioned as the iPhone 6s' most alluring feature. That being the case, just how Apple plans to implement Force Touch on its next-gen iPhone remain open to speculation.
Fleshing things out a bit, 9to5Mac earlier this week published a report relaying some intriguing details surrounding Apple's plans for Force Touch. As many previously assumed, Force Touch on the iPhone will go a long ways towards creating an even more intuitive user experience.
The report reads in part:
To help alert users that they have activated Force Touch, the report adds that when iOS detects a hard press, there will be some degree of haptic feedback.
Highlighting the user interface potential an iPhone with Force Touch brings to the table, the following concept video showcases how such a feature would make tinkering with a device's system settings much more intuitive.