Apple (AAPL) plans to add sensors in its next iPhone models that can determine how hard a user is pressing, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday. Apple said Monday that the Force Touch technology will be incorporated in the Apple Watch and an upcoming Macbook. Force Touch will let users trigger different commands by varying the pressure. Apple plans to refresh its smartphone line later this year, sources told the Journal. The screen sizes
Apple(AAPL) CEO Tim Cook could have used his predecessor’s famed “reality distortion field” Tuesday when presenting the Apple Watch at a 95-minute promotional event in San Francisco. While the Apple (AAPL) Watch looks nice and has some interesting features, it doesn’t look like a hit product. Although it will sell millions of units to Apple fans, the first-generation Apple Watch likely will disappoint those who believe it will be a mainstream product. Here are five reasons why the Apple Watch will bomb:
Today’s Screen of the Day is Bolting RS Lines, which takes a look at top stocks that are outperforming the S&P 500. Two Apple (AAPL) chip suppliers lead the group: Skyworks Solutions (SWKS) and NXP Semiconductors (NXPI). It was revealed late Monday that Skyworks would become a member of the benchmark S&P 500 index, one session after Apple was tapped to join the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Watch this video for detailed chart analysis of both