3D Touch is an expanded multi-touch feature built into the display of the iPhone 6s and later, although it was later phased out in favor of a similar Haptic Touch feature starting with the iPhone XR.

3D Touch is a feature that's been around since the 2015 release of the iPhone 6s, and it's become an integral gesture system on all of Apple's latest iPhones. Though it's been around for a while, ...

Apple debuted 3D Touch on the iPhone back in 2015. The concept behind the technology is simple: You press the screen harder to get additional functionality in various areas of iOS. Magic! At first, 3D ...

Jason Cipriani is based out of beautiful Colorado and has been covering mobile technology news and reviewing the latest gadgets for the last six years. His work can also be found on sister site CNET ...

If you have yet to make 3D Touch a regular part of your iPhone 6S life, these 10 tips will get you started. Matt Elliott is a senior editor at CNET with a focus on laptops and streaming services. Matt ...

Ming-Chi Kuo has struck again. Widely respected as “the best Apple analyst on the planet”, the KGI Securities analyst has revealed Apple will cancel a massive feature in its next-generation iPhones… ...

3D Touch might be on of iOS’s most unique and most ignored features. Using sensors in your iPhone it knows exactly how hard you’re pressing and contextually gives you a whole slew of cool options for ...

The handy but not vital tricks that come with 3D Touch are reportedly going away. Photo: Apple Apple will scrub 3D Touch, the feature that powers Quick Actions and other handy shortcuts, from all 2019 ...

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 ...

Following up its exciting 2020 iPhone design news, the ever-excellent MacRumors has dug down into information from that report to “confirm” Apple is going to abandon 3D Touch and the company’s popular ...

As rumored, Apple has abandoned 3D Touch technology in its latest iPhone lineup, moving to a less hardware-intensive Haptic Touch solution that debuted with iPhone XR last year. The change was left ...

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