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Apple’s plans to bring its Force Touch tech to the new iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus has been a mainstay of the rumour mill all year. So much so that it's inclusion seems nailed on.

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What makes the version being used in the iPhone 6S more interesting than the existing tech in the Apple Watch and MacBook is its apparent ability to offer a so–called ‘third dimension’.

Sources close to Apple have claimed that the company will brand the tech as '3D Touch Display' rather than Force Touch.

This means that as well as recognising the difference between a tap and a press, the iPhone 6S will have a special 'deep-press' function.

How this will work in practice will be revealed at Apple’s event on September 9th, but previous rumours have suggested Force Touch, and by extension its 3D stablemate, will be able to cut out taps to make using apps easier.

The most obvious example is within Maps. Rather than tapping on a destination, then selecting your intended destination then confirming your choice, a deeper press will let you navigate directly to wherever you're headed.

Likewise, it is thought that a long press on an app icon will access specific functionality, be it a new message within iMessage or voicemail via the Phone app.

It all sounds pretty neat. And on the one hand, it’s something that clearly sets Apple’s iPhones apart from the crowd.