Apple faced issues with the Apple Watch’s Taptic Engine, the haptic feedback tech used alongside Force Touch, which apparently led it to having to scrap a number of units from one supplier.
It cannot afford those kind of problems with its flagship product.
But more than that, Apple will need to do a better job of explaining how Force Touch works and what it can do.
On the face of it, it’s an excellent addition to an already stellar product. The ability to register presses as well as swipes means you can get rid of notifications quicker, use apps in unique ways and search for mapping directions faster.
It sets the Apple Watch apart and will give Apple a strong sell if it’s not planning on changing the design of the iPhone this year.
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