After Apple finally unveiled the new iPhone 6S and 6S Plus last week, it turned out that most of the speculation and unofficial news from the past weeks and months was accurate. Apple once again has the most advanced smartphone in the world.
Both new iPhone models look completely similar to their predecessors on the outside, but this is already common with ‘S’ series. The innovations are hidden under the hood anyway. And there are many.
To start with, perhaps the biggest is the introduction of 3D touch technology, which is capable of sensing the pressure intensity on the screen and accordingly offering various additional options in the iOS operating system interface. According to the first demonstrations, this is a highly usable innovation that once again separates the iPhone from all other smartphones on the market. Both models are powered by Apple’s new A9 processor, which is 70 percent faster than the previous generation, and even 90 percent when it comes to graphics performance.
Although Apple did not particularly boast about it, the RAM has also been doubled to 2GB. The camera performance has also been significantly improved. The main camera has been upgraded to 12 megapixels and now allows for 4K video recording, while the resolution of the front selfie camera has been raised to 5 megapixels. A novelty is LivePhotos, moving photos of a few seconds, which can also be set as the main image on the desktop. Prices are the same as for the previous generation of Apple phones.
