Bloomberg: production of the iPhone 6s with “Force Touch” screen begins

THE
latest indiscretions
obtained by Bloombergwill not surprise those who follow the rumors
regarding the next generation of iPhone. This, expected for the month of
September, if we follow Apple's usual calendar, would have returned
in production phase.

The site specifies that according to its sources, and in accordance with the most rumors
recent, the next iPhones should integrate a new feature from
the Apple Watch: the screen says “Force Touch”.

The new screen, capable of discerning a more or less strong press is already
proven on the Apple Watch, it allows access to contextual menus and
uses technology that Apple would have puttwo years to develop
with its subcontractorsfor its use on the large format screen
of the iPhone.

The design of the machines is confirmed here assimilar to iPhone 6
and 6 More current, no changes in size, screen size or
of design planned for this year (in "s" therefore). Their production would have
already startedand goesramp up from the month
next.

Despite easier production this year, linked to the design already mastered,
adding new Force Touch technology to screens could have a
impact on Apple's production capacityaccording to sources
de Bloomberg.

Other recent rumors regarding the iPhone 6s point to the arrival of the
"taptic engine" also used on the Apple Watch, a change concerning
l’aluminium
usedand significant progress on the photo part of the
machine.

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founder of the site. Computer engineer and Internet specialist where he has held various positions of responsibility, Laurent has been passionate about mobility since the arrival of "PDAs" in the 90s. Journalist for 4 years for the magazine Team Palmtops (Posse Presse) and author of several books on the iPad published by Pearson.