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Samsung Galaxy S7 tipped to sport Synaptics ClearForce screen

Samsung Galaxy S7 tipped to sport Synaptics ClearForce screen

Posted on October 15, 2015September 28, 2019 By Jarvis

If there were any doubt that Apple started yet another trend with its 3D Touchfeature on the iPhone 6s, next year’s Samsung Galaxy S7 might banish all that away. Rumor has it that the Korean manufacturer often accused of copying Apple’s designs and features, have struck a partnership with device interface experts Synaptics. Given recent news, that partnership is most likely to revolve around Synaptics’ new ClearForce technology, which, as you might have guessed by now, puts pressure awareness on non-Apple smartphones. Like Samsung’s Android smartphones.
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