A few weeks ago Apple he announced iPhone 6s and one of its biggest innovations is 3D Touch technology. It's basically a haptic response system, where the display can register three levels of pressure and depending on how hard you press it, the corresponding function will be invoked, for example, to instantly take a photo on Instagram or instantly call the last number called. In short, it's a technology that speeds up the use of the phone, and it seems that we may see the same feature in the Galaxy S7.
However, it is not a team that Samsung wants to copy iPhone (as some tend to say), rather it is a team that the company will use a new driver for the display. It was introduced a few days ago by the company Synaptics, which is known primarily for the production of fingerprint sensors for laptops from HP and others. However, the company has now introduced a new driver with ClearForce technology, which essentially allows displays to do the same thing that iPhone 6s, that is, record the force of compression and, based on that, can determine what the user wants to do. In addition, there is no need to hold the display, but simply press an icon harder and the desired action will be performed immediately. It wouldn't be the first time that Samsung and Synaptics would work together, after all, as I said above, Synaptics mainly focuses on the production of fingerprint sensors - and you can recognize them from Galaxy S6 to Galaxy S6 edge.
