IFA event of Apple 2015

Apple unveils iPhone 6S with 12-megapixel camera, new rose gold color; preorders begin Sept 12 (hands-on) 

 

Just as we expected, Apple announced the next versions of its best-selling smartphones, the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus, at its annual launch event in San Francisco. Also as we expected, the iPhone 6S looks identical to last year's 4.7-inch iPhone 6, reserving its most important changes for the hardware interior.
True, there is a new color now, called rose gold (it basically looks like a blush pink, same as the new Apple Watch color option that the company announced). But as far as looks go, this extra shade is the extent of the the changes you'll be able to visually detect between this year's and last year's phones.
Apple's emphasis on hardware upgrades over design development follows the pattern that the Cupertino-based company has long established: significant changes come in the even years and incremental updates in the odd. It's a move that could alienate buyers as much cheaper "premium" handsets compete with titans like Apple for marketshare.

iphone 6s and 6s plus with 3D touch

Brand new 'force' touch

Apple has included a variation of Force Touch, which you find in different capacities on the Apple Watch and on some Mac trackpads. Called 3D Touch here, the iPhone 6S phones will adopt the same pressure-sensitive capability that calls up secondary menus and actions when you press and hold the screen.

Press down and you can pull up context-sensitive menus, switch apps, or examine photos. But it's a subtle riff on what already exists on iPhones: tapping and holding.
Another use is to access shortcuts from the home screen for your most frequent actions, say messaging a friend. And if you're in your email inbox, applying fingertip pressure to an element in the message will surface more information, like maybe the flight number on an emailed travel itinerary, for instance. (Apple called this concept "peeking in" during the live demo.)
Pressing harder on an app will likewise generate more options, like viewing all the photos of a contact's Instagram photo stream. In the context of a game, pressing harder could zoom you in to get closer to the action.
(Apple hasn't explicitly sad this, but we're thinking that renaming Force Touch as 3D Touch makes for better PR. "Force," while accurate in that you're applying pressure, has some pretty negative social connotations. But that's just us.)

New hardware inside

The biggest news here is the hugely upgraded front and rear cameras and video capability, but there are a few other tidbits here and there as well.

Cameras and video with more megapixels

A 12-megapixel camera is a huge jump for Apple, which has been holding onto its 8-megapixel sensors in its iPhone for years. Autofocus will pick up the pace, according to Apple, and color accuracy is a point of pride.
The 5-megapixel front-facing camera now brings the iPhone 6S on par with a lot of today's competing handsets. Of course, it includes the company's proprietary voice chat feature, FaceTime video. Here's something wildly different, though. Instead of including a dedicated flash for the front-facing camera, which only a few phones do, Apple is using the home screen to light up instead. This is meant to increase the brightness of those selfies even in low-light situations.

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APPLE IPHONE 6S AND IPHONE 6S PLUS 
 

Apple iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus launched with 3D touch, Live Photos - See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/technology/tech-news-technology/apple-event-live-iphone-6s/#sthash.Wa0BpmOo.dpuf

Apple iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus launched with 3D touch, Live Photos - See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/technology/tech-news-technology/apple-event-live-iphone-6s/#sthash.Wa0BpmOo.dpuf