Samsung Galaxy S7 will have 3D Touch implemented by the company Samsung, the Koreans being interested in offering their own users a functionality that is probably better than the one that terminal owners iPhone 6S si 6S iPhone Plus they have it at the moment.
I was telling you the other day that 3D Touch will arrive in Android thanks to Synaptics and a technology called ClearForce, allowing the implementation in Android terminals of a module similar to the TapticEngine available in Apple terminals.
Synaptics has not officially confirmed the partnership with Samsung for the implementation 3D Touch in Samsung Galaxy S7, but this is perfectly normal because officially we won't know anything until the new terminal is presented by Samsung.
Samsung Galaxy S7 will have 3D Touch via ClearForce
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9lcaL-UqIk
In the video clip above, you can see how Synaptics' ClearForce system works on an Android terminal that is not a Samsung Galaxy S7, the technology offering a multitude of options for controlling the operating system using strong and light presses.
If in iOS Touch 3D has a limited functionality due to the lack of support in applications, ClearForce for Samsung Galaxy S7 would provide more useful functions and it is normal to be like this considering the freedom offered by the Android operating system.
Although the implementation of ClearForce in Android is extremely interesting, it would be more useful if Google would standardize the technology and allow its implementation on a large scale in Android smartphones, but I think we are still far from such availability.
Having said that, the Samsung Galaxy S7 will have 3D Touch, more precisely the version for Android called ClearForce, the ones from Samsung going to take over again a function that the Apple company made popular a year before it.
