All articles tagged with #haptic feedback
Rumors suggest that the upcoming iPhone 20, set for 2027, may feature a revolutionary design with an all-glass display and no physical buttons, replaced by solid-state buttons with haptic feedback, marking a significant shift in iPhone design.
Apple is reportedly developing solid-state haptic buttons with feedback for the 20th anniversary iPhone in 2027, aiming for a seamless, bezel-less, possibly curved display design that could eliminate traditional mechanical buttons, enhancing aesthetics and functionality.
Logitech's new MX Master 4 mouse, released less than a week ago, is now available at Best Buy for $90, a 25% discount from its original $120 price. The mouse features haptic feedback, a textured plastic top, and is compatible with Adobe apps, with a special offer of two free months of Adobe Creative Cloud with purchase. It is an upgrade from the MX Master 3S, maintaining comfort and adding new tactile features.
Best Buy is offering the new Logitech MX Master 4 wireless mouse at $89.99 during its Techtober sale, marking the first discount since its launch and setting a new low price. The mouse features customizable haptic feedback, improved connectivity, and an ergonomic design, making it a significant upgrade over previous models.
Logitech has launched the MX Master 4 mouse, featuring new haptic feedback for enhanced tactile control, a new Action Rings system for app-specific shortcuts, improved connectivity, and a more stain-resistant design, catering to professional users and Mac enthusiasts.
The Logitech MX Master 4, an iterative update to the popular MX Master series, introduces haptic feedback, a textured plastic coating, and minor design tweaks, maintaining its reputation for comfort and versatility, though it retains some longstanding issues like the lack of a USB-C cable in the box and a basic polling rate.
Logitech announced the MX Master 4, a $120 wireless mouse featuring haptic vibrations for enhanced interaction with creative software like Photoshop, along with design improvements, better connectivity, and longer battery life, available in October for Windows and Mac.
Logitech's MX Master 4 introduces haptic feedback in its thumb rest, enhancing user interaction with customizable Action Rings and gestures, while maintaining its ergonomic design and long battery life; the feature is mainly for fun and productivity, but may not justify an upgrade from the MX Master 3S.
Logitech has introduced the G Pro X2 Superstrike, a gaming mouse that uses haptic feedback instead of traditional clicks, aiming for faster response times with customizable actuation and reset points, and features like low latency and wireless charging, though its real-world effectiveness and user acceptance remain to be seen.
The upcoming Logitech MX Master 4 mouse will feature innovative haptic feedback through a 'Haptic Sense' control panel and an 'actions ring,' enhancing user interaction with customizable vibrations, and is expected to launch on September 30 at around $150.
Leaked details suggest Logitech's upcoming MX Master 4 mouse, launching on September 30, will feature haptic feedback, a textured surface, customizable vibration, and new shortcut options, marking a significant upgrade from previous models.
The PlayStation DualSense controller, known for its haptic feedback and ergonomic design, is on sale at a record-low price of $54 on Amazon for Black Friday, down from $74. Available in various colors, the controller enhances gaming experiences with features like adaptive triggers and a built-in microphone. This sale coincides with discounts on PS5 consoles, making it an ideal time to purchase gaming accessories.
Android 15's latest developer preview hints at potential changes to status bar icons, including a horizontal battery icon and segmented Wi-Fi and signal indicators for clearer visibility. Additionally, there may be improvements in haptic feedback for various interactions. These features are currently hidden in a testing version for developers, with their inclusion in the official Android 15 release yet to be confirmed.
Android 15 is set to bring changes to the status bar icons, including a segmented design for WiFi signal strength, mobile signal strength, and battery icons, as well as a switch to a horizontal layout for the battery icon. Additionally, more haptic feedback will be added to actions throughout the status bar, such as vibrating when a user long-presses a tile. These UI and haptic changes are not yet enabled by default in the latest Android 15 Developer Preview, but they are anticipated to be included in the first public beta release.
The April 2024 update for the Pixel Watch introduces a new "Vibration watch" feature that allows users to tap their watch face with two fingers to receive the time as a series of haptic vibrations, with options for different vibration types and speeds. This feature is available on both generations of the Pixel Watch, although haptic performance is better on the Pixel Watch 2. However, there are some issues with accidental activation of complications or notifications when using the two-finger tapping method.