Samsung Galaxy S7 3D Touch

Manny Pham

October 12, 2015

Rumours have surfaced that Samsung might include Synaptic’s pressure-screen ClearForce technology for the S7.

Synaptic are known for their touch technology, particularly in laptop trackpads. With ClearForce Android and Windows Phones can catch up to Apple’s iPhone which already incorporates its own in-house developed 3D Touch.

Huawei’s Mate S currently employs the technology and is currently available for UK consumers. But with Samsung getting in on pressure-sensitive screen, it will mark as one of the top Android brands coming into the fray.

Synaptic intend to have ClearForce widely available by early 2016.

For more on Samsung, visit What Mobile’s dedicated Samsung page.

Via Phone Arena.

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