We continue to receive all new news IPhone SE, iPhone lowcost of the Copertino boys. And actually i the same device as the iPhone 8, though of course it does make a difference, a processor for example. Now it's users who comment on everything they get, and it doesn't seem to be all that great as their claims from Apple.. The new iPhone SE has no haptic responses to notifications. After the jump we tell you what's affecting this new iPhone SE loss.
The MacRumors guys have exposed you through a user post on Reddit. The iPhone SE has no Haptic Touch (or haptic responses) in the notifications. It's the only place where they don't work so it seems strange that Apple didn't want to activate this potential within the notifications, it's an area that most people use. This means that in notifications, no matter how much we force them, the menu and their preview won't show …
I got my SE yesterday and I quickly realized that ourseHaptic Touchourse does not support notifications I don't see Apple reporting this anywhere, I didn't see a review saying it, and no video I saw mentioned it. PticHaptic Touchourse works with peek and pop, and icons on the home screen, but if it's on the lock screen or in the Notifications Center and I try to press email to wish, or text to respond quickly, Haptic Touch.
In 6S-XS 3D Touch was the solution, with the XR series and the 11 ourseHaptic Touchourse being its replacement, but this is a non-D3D Touch phone that will be released when all ourseHaptic Touchourse components are not fully integrated into the application.
And to you, Does it bother you that Apple didn't want to include these haptic responses in the new iPhone SE notifications? In the end it is about eliminating features, if we come from iPhone 6s (for example) we may be used for these answers with 3D Touch (though iOS 13 usage is limited) and the replacement of this iPhone SE can be frustrating. I honestly think it's not a big loss, I don't spend much sharp and pop but I understand that there are many users because it's another way to interact with our device. I'm telling you again, it's easy for Apple to work with you software, so all wait to see the next versions of the apps …
