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I'm curious what exactly will the "haptic touch" technology of the dial be? Do you know of any consumer-grade products with (hopefully) non-buzzer haptic feedba
by akavel 10y ago
I'm curious what exactly will the "haptic touch" technology of the dial be? Do you know of any consumer-grade products with (hopefully) non-buzzer haptic feedback on touchscreen available on the market yet?
- ClassyJacket 10y agoThe iPhone. Scroll a selector wheel, like a date picker, on an iPhone 7. It's very impressive.
- akavel 10y agoDon't have one; could you describe in some more detail how it works, or link to some info on the web? edit: for now, main google results are "how to disable haptic feedback on iphone 7" -- huh? edit 2: ok, found some basic info: http://appleinsider.com/articles/16/09/27/inside-the-iphone-7-apples-taptic-engine-explained http://appleinsider.com/articles/16/09/27/inside-the-iphone-... So, from what I understand, still a buzzer, only much more precise, controllable and subtle (?). Still not clear if the Kodak's gonna be the same, or something more interesting. edit 3: eh, based on http://www.trustedreviews.com/kodak-ektra-review http://www.trustedreviews.com/kodak-ektra-review, I believe it's just a buzzer in Kodak too: "There’s a little bit of haptic feedback as you rotate the dial to give it some tangibility." So, nothing to write home about, I think.
- 7Z7 10y agoFWIW, I don't think "just a buzzer" really does it justice. At least in the iPhone's case, it's more like a tiny insistent tap or click that you feel in your finger.