Last night I saw a first video clip in which they were presented battery and Apple Watch screen 2, a GSM service from the UK managing to get hold of these components for the new watch. Today we see a clearer comparison between the Force Touch modules for Apple Watch and Apple Watch 2, showing us the differences between the components.
On the left you can see the Force Touch module for Apple Watch 2 and on the right that of the first model, Apple changing the way it is positioned under the screen. It was said a few months ago that Apple is going to offer an improved Force Touch in the Apple Watch 2, and this module suggests that there are changes.
For now, it is not known what exactly Apple Watch 2 will bring in terms of Force Touch, but we are probably talking about a more accurate interpretation of pressure and possibly new vibrations. Apple can also offer a series of new functions through this update of the Force Touch module, but for now it is not known exactly what they might consist of.
We know so far that the Apple Watch will have GPS, a new improved S2 chip, a larger battery and a thinner screen, but we don't know anything concrete about Force Touch, except that it will be improved. If I had to guess, I would say that Apple only improved the sensitivity of the module, but that could allow the developers to offer new functions.
