What is Apple’s 3D Touch technology, how does it work and what use is it? Here’s everything you need to know about 3D Touch. Back in 2007, Apple launched its first smartphone.

To hear Jony Ive, Apple’s Chief Design Officer tell it, 3D Touch is the “next generation” of Multi-Touch and adds force recognition to already familiar gestures. 3D Touch also enables two ...

When Apple launched the iPhone 6s/Plus, 3D Touch was one of the headline features. Apple devoted a full four-minute video to ...

Don't call it Force Touch -- Apple's new flagship feature 3D Touch is a completely different software implementation of the technology that is already available on the Apple Watch and the new ...

When it's hard to tell a button from a link, the iPhone 6s and its 3D Touch feature could put more power into the hands of the visually and motor impaired.

For business users looking to up their productivity game in particular, 3D Touch could increase the speed with which you deal with the constant barrage of emails, texts and phone calls.

Ever since it introduced a pressure-sensitive 3D Touch screen on the iPhone 6S, Apple has been asking developers to adopt a new system of Quick Actions to surface shortcuts to functions within ...

For business users looking to up their productivity game in particular, 3D Touch could increase the speed with which you deal with the constant barrage of emails, texts and phone calls.

Apple's Haptic Touch replaced 3D Touch, and will only continue to grow in scope as new apps and iterations of iPhones are developed.

The iPad does not have 3D Touch, which is available on certain iPhone models. However, some of the key features associated with 3D Touch are on iPads.