In 2015, when Apple launched the iPhone 6S, it also debuted a new iOS interface called 3D Touch. This feature uses the iPhone’s pressure-sensitive surface to help you view, navigate, and control some ...

iOS 17 doesn't offer many new features, but it has many little secrets that people are uncovering during its beta cycle. With the second test version now available, lots of people pointed out that ...

Here's a hot take: The 3D Touch feature, available on the iPhone 6S all the way through the iPhone XS, was more useful than iPhone 14 Pro's new Dynamic Island. Six months after the iPhone 6S was ...

3D Touch is dead. Long live 3D Touch! Even though Apple removed the 3D Touch hardware from iPhone 11, the company resurrected the feature via Haptic Touch on its latest devices (just the way it ...

Some people may not think of the iPhone 6s as a device that changed everything, but it did bring some important improvements such as the first 4K camera on an iPhone, Live Photos, and 3D Touch. While ...

The new iPhone SE, like the ‌iPhone‌ XR, ‌iPhone‌ 11, 11 Pro, and 11 Pro Max, features support for Haptic Touch instead of 3D Touch, which means that ‌3D Touch‌ has officially been eliminated from ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link No iPad model has 3D Touch, which is a feature that is only available on select iPhone models. Although the iPad doesn't have 3D Touch, recent ...

The handy but not vital tricks that come with 3D Touch are reportedly going away. Evidence continues to grow that the iPhone 11 will lack 3D Touch, and will instead include a smarter version of Haptic ...

Stand back, folks, this take is comin’ in hot. The Dynamic Island introduced with the iPhone 14 Pro is really clever. Apple turned boring sensors into an interactive element that’s very marketable and ...

Recorded on September 9, 2015. Among the announcements Apple made at their SF event, the one likely to have the biggest impact on how you use your iPhone was probably the new 3D Touch on iPhone 6S and ...

We all did plenty of peeking and popping and bringing our Live Photos to life when the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus were first released, but there’s one thing we couldn’t do: Play a bunch of truly ...