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Essentially yes[1], but I prefer 3D Touch because there's almost no input delay - you just press harder on the screen and it triggers more or less immediately.
by culturestate 7y ago
Essentially yes[1], but I prefer 3D Touch because there's almost no input delay - you just press harder on the screen and it triggers more or less immediately.
1. Apple does actually use long press as well, but afaik only for rearranging icons.
- saagarjha 7y agoLong press is used throughout the OS for many things, and it’s conceptually a different interaction from 3D Touch. Unfortunately many apps (including some of Apple’s) don’t make this distribution and equate the two, which is convenient implementation wise because it allows for one action to support optional hardware.