watchOS 7 has dropped the support for Force Touch gesture, which was a pressure-sensitive technology that offered various options based on the amount of pressure applied on the display.
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An image of Samsung's new Galaxy S8 has emerged, along with extensive details of the new devices, including 5.8- and 6.2-inch pressure-sensitive displays, DeX desktop mode, iris scanner, and more.
A video and a large number of screenshots claim to show off Samsung's upcoming TouchWiz UX update, expected to be launched on the Galaxy Note7. The new version features a cleaner, simpler design.
Apple has released three new desktop accessories, including the $129 Magic Trackpad 2, which introduces pressure-sensitive Force Touch interactions to its iMac range for the first time.
Huawei has unveiled its new flagship device, the Mate S, which includes "Force Touch" technology; a pressure-sensitive tech which Apple was rumored to include first in its next iPhone.
According to sources, Apple has begun production on their next iPhone. The successor to the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus is slated to have identical styling, but will offer the new 'Force Touch' feature.
It looks like Apple will be bringing its Apple Watch "Force Touch" to the iPhone and iPad; sources are said to have confirmed that Force Touch support will be included in iOS 9.
According to the latest, partially trustworthy, rumors Apple will introduce the Force Touch feature, first launched on the Watch, to the next generation of iPhones using new technology.
The screens on the next iPhones are said to include 'Force Touch' technology similar to the trackpad on Apple's new MacBook, with integrated pressure sensitivity and haptic feedback.
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