The new iPhones were presented by Apple last month bringing a minor update your hardware, with the addition of Apple A9 chipset, and a new metal structure that promises to leave the toughest smartphone and running less wear risks as with iPhone 6. However, the highlight was the inclusion of 3D Touch technology and is actually an update of Force Touch premiered by the company Apple Watch.
The technology is the same as before, where user can interact differently with iOS to apply different pressures touch on the smartphone screen. The feature allows you to offer up to three different pressure levels: light, medium and strong. Thus, each application responds differently to each of them. Of course, it is necessary that developers embrace the technology for applications to recognize when you run a touch with different strength.
If you had an interest in this technology, but not sympathetic to the iOS, the Synaptics manufacturer is developing a similar solution for devices with Android system. The company is working on ClearForce technology, releasing a series of on-screen controls according to the force applied by the user. Only that it goes beyond what we see in the Apple devices. Here, you can use the feature for scrolling, zooming and panning image viewing, game controllers, device unlock, context menus, among other things.
So far, Synaptics does not state when the news come on the market, or what the manufacturers who have an interest in novelty, but we know that large branch companies use business drivers such as Samsung, LG and Sony. So we can expect to see new smartphones in 2016 these giant bringing ClearForce technology.
The president of Syanptics believes this technology is the next step of touchscreens should follow in the future. So it is common to see new smartphones being launched with ClearForce technology. Of course, initially the feature is exclusive flagship, but with the reduction in production costs, the novelty can also get in cheaper smartphones in 2017.
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