The
headline feature in Apple’s latest
smartphones, the iPhone 6s and 6s
Plus, is
something called 3D Touch, which
lets you activate shortcuts on the phone
by
pressing a bit harder on the screen.
For now, though, I found a less novel, but
far handier feature in the new iPhone — one
that has long been the butt of
jokes but is
now becoming a necessary part of modern computing.