Apple will be holding its annual launch event on September 9 and it is expected to unveil the iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus at the event. Among various rumours around the iPhone, one of them suggests that the new iPhones will feature Force Touch technology, which will allow users to determine the pressure needed to register a click. The Force Touch can also tell if a user is clicking with a thumb or another finger and auto-adjust to sensitivity level. Presently, the latest MacBook and the Apple Watch feature the Force Touch.
However, Huawei stole a march on Apple, and unveiled its flagship smartphone Mate S, at IFA Technology show at Berlin, and showcased the similar Force Touch technology in the smartphone. Huawei demonstrated it by weighing a 280g orange by placing it on the screen of the smartphone. It revealed that the Force Touch allows you to measure the weight of objects between 100g to 400g.
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Essentially, the demonstration was aimed at showing how the Force Touch technology can detect the amount of pressure put on it. Therefore, considering that the next generation iPhone too will sport the latest Force Touch technology, you would be able to use the iPhone to weigh objects up to 400g.
Force Touch was first unveiled in the Apple Watch, which was launched in September 2014. Later the Force Touch was introduced in the 12-inch MacBook and 15-inch MacBook Pro.
