All About the Fresh iPhones
Apple rolled out what it calls the “most advanced iPhones ever created” at a swanky San Francisco launch yesterday. Here’s the low‑down on the latest Apple devices that promise to make your phone feel like it has a brain of its own.
What’s New in the iPhone 6s & 6s Plus?
- Camera Upgrade – Snap pics that look like they were taken by a professional, thanks to a sharper lens and smarter image processing.
- 3D Touch – Press harder on the screen and bam! Shortcuts, previews and even a secret menu pop up. Think of it as giving your phone a gentle squeeze to get what you need.
- Rose Gold Edition – Apple just added a sultry pink‑ish hue to keep the phones looking hip and high‑tech.
- Super‑Strong Glass – The new X‑ion glass is touted as the toughest in the industry. Drop it? Not so fast.
Tim Cook gave the keynote while Phil Schiller, Apple’s senior VP of marketing, bragged about the sleek new design and the synergy between hardware and software that makes all of this possible.
Why These Features Matter
Apple reasoned that a better camera and 3D touch help users be more efficient and creative. It’s all about turning phone usage into a more “intuitive” experience, so you can lose yourself in selfies with friends, without having to read a manual.
Behind the Scenes
Apple’s promise was simple: “It takes a unique combination between our hardware and software developers to make it work.” That means the brains and the body are tight. All thanks to a well‑coordinated team that hand‑shakes at one cuppa coffee.
Bottom line: Apple’s new iPhones look great, feel sturdy, and offer a few neat tricks to keep the thumbszone happy. If you’re hunting for the next big ding, this could be worth a look.
Take a look at the features the new iPhone boasts
Memory – 16GB, 64GB and 128GB
64-bit A9 chip with M9
2nd-gen Touch ID
12MP iSight camera and 4K video
5MP FaceTime HD with Retina Flash
Price – In the UK, the iPhone 6s is expected to start at £539 for 16GB, going up to £619 for 64GB and £699 for 128GB respectively, For the iPhone 6s Plus, prices will start from £619 for 16GB, £699 for 64GB and £789 for 128GB respectively.
Launch date in the UK: 25 September
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What on earth is 3D touch?
Feeling the Pressure: iPhones Get a New “3D Touch” Experience
Ever wished your phone could feel how hard you’re holding it? Apple’s latest iPhone line now does just that, thanks to a feature called 3D Touch. It’s like having a tiny haptic co‑worker right on your device.
What’s Cooking Inside?
- Pressure Sensors: Tiny gauges sit beneath the screen and read how firmly you press.
- Dynamic Actions: The deeper the squeeze, the faster the phone reacts – from highlighting words to previewing emails.
- Seamless Integration: Works effortlessly with iOS apps without any extra tinkering.
It’s Not Thunder‑Fresh
Long before this, Apple Watch and the newest MacBook models offered their own version called Force Touch. Think of it as the older sibling: similar mechanic, different place.
Why It Matters
Now when you’re scrolling through a document, a gentle nudge could instantly shine a word. Or when you’re checking your inbox, a firm tap gives you a sneak peek without opening the email. Quick, convenient, and surprisingly intuitive.
Bottom Line
3D Touch is Apple’s way of saying “We’re listening to you.” Whether you’re a casual user or a productivity powerhouse, this feels like having a super‑sensitive Swiss Army knife in your palm.
Here are the number of iPhones Apple has sold:
Quick Peek at the Numbers (2014‑2016)
2014: 191.4 million people—cool, right? The world already had a pretty good amount of folks living their best lives.
Looking Ahead
- 2015 (Projected): 209.4 million—just a bit of an uptick. It’s like a small but meaningful jump on the growth ladder.
- 2016 (Projected): 221.2 million—makes you realize that the planet’s population is steadily climbing up the chart.
Why It Matters
Seeing the numbers rise gives us a glimpse of how fast our world is expanding. It’s a reminder that every little incremental increase is a ripple in the huge sea of humanity.
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