Po iPhonech will soon say goodbye to the pressure control of the display Apple Watch. Introduced yesterday watchOS The 7 has introduced Force Touch, an offshoot of the 3D Touch control found on iPhones. The menus we're used to using this feature will be modified.
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If you're wondering what he's up to Apple u Apple Watch replace the pressure control, you can try to guess three times, because we bet you will get it right the first time. The Californian giant is at watchOS 7 is headed in the direction of iPhones and Force Touch is replaced on watches by a similar feature Haptic Touch, albeit without haptic feedback. The control previously based on pressure will now be based on holding your finger on a certain place on the display for a longer period of time. Functions that were previously triggered by this style should then be activated according to the instructions Applu developers will have to rework it if they don't want to use it in this format.
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It's hard to say at this point exactly what Force Touch removal might cost. However, the most likely explanation at the moment seems to be its low use among users who often don't even know about it. By removing it in addition Apple it will free up space in the body of the watch, as a special layer on the display is of course needed for this function. This place can be Applehim future ones Apple Watch used, for example, to increase the battery, which is the dream of many an apple fan. However, we will have clarity in this direction only in the fall, when the Series 6 will be presented to the world.
why?!
I don't understand why they come up with great technology, then they cut it.... rather, I see behind it an effort to reduce production costs and increase the margin :-(
Also an opinion. Or is it like this? MacBookand it's simply an effort to maintain the current price...
Update: it has a haptic response, it can be adjusted in settings and accessibility.