When Android N launches this fall, the operating system will not include built-in support for pressure-sensitive touch screens in the vein of Apple’s 3D Touch.

Android users may soon get their own version of Apple's 3D Touch. When Google rolled out its second preview of Android N to developers, we noted the new home screen shortcuts feature offered a ...

Android has actually been able to recognize pressure over an area but it hasn't been widely used. Furthermore, implementations like Apple's 3D Touch require pressure sensitive displays, which only ...

According to Android Q documentation, the next big Android OS will natively support a feature called "deep press" or also known as Force Touch or 3D Touch in iOS language.

Sign in to your Android Police account Read update After removing the '3D Touch' experiment, we've confirmed that Instagram has added the feature back in the latest version of the app.

3D Touch is one of the big new features in the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus, as it allows the devices to know how hard you're pressing on the screen. This has obviously led to many iOS apps now ...

Apple wowed the world with its own 3D Touch, alternatively called Force Touch, on its iPhone 6S last year that allows users to configure commands based on the "force" of their touches on the ...

3D Touch is one of the iPhone 6s’s coolest new features and now Marco Chiappetta has shown that it’s possible to add this feature to at least some Android phones by hacking their barometers.

Some elements of 3D Touch are useful without pressure-sensitive screens While this new bit of functionality is nowhere near revolutionary, it’s a nice added touch to the Android version of the app.