Since the Apple event last week, I’ve been thinking a lot about 3D Touch on the iPhone 6s and how features alone don’t make a product. In advance of the event, we all read the reports that the ...

We've previously heard of problems with the display, the 3D sensor, and Touch ID, all of which have led to multiple rumors pointing towards serious supply issues.

The 3D Touch sensor layer looks like a grid of golden rectangles, or capacitor plates that are connected to the control chip. The iFixit team had no problems separating this sensor layer from the ...

Many iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus owners are reporting problems with the devices. Unresponsive 3D Touch displays, overheating Touch ID and power issues are among the top complaints.

A teardown published on Monday suggests that the 3D Touch sensor in the iPhone 6s is relatively easy to remove from the rest of the display, and that an accompanying change may actually make it ...

Following last week’s release of the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus, Apple’s support community pages are lighting up with new reports of problems ...

Therefore, the upcoming flagship device will switch from a ‘FBCB sensor to a film sensor’, offering higher sensitivity and a wider range of 3D Touch pressure levels.

And this force sensor allows you to play into the trade-off between force and dexterity.” Can a 3D Touch app help stroke rehab patients recover dexterity and strength in their hands?

Apple is expected to replace current 3D Touch technology with a new design based on thin film sensors when it introduces a next-generation iPhone with OLED display, according to noted analyst Ming ...

3D Touch has the same problem as Force Touch on MacBook trackpads: Nobody's making good use of it. Which is why Apple might be looking to drop the feature from the 6.1-inch iPhone.