Apple announced on Monday that iOS 16 will allow you to activate the haptic when you type, which means you’ll feel a slight vibration every time you press a key on your iPhone’s virtual keyboard. Apple’s haptics, powered by the company’s Taptic Engine, are some of the best on mobile phones (though many Android devices have been updated), and you’ll now feel a satisfying pulse as you talk to your friends or write an email.
Before, if you wanted haptic feedback on your keyboard, one option was to go to … Google. The search company added haptic feedback to their Gboard keyboard for iPhone in 2019. I personally stopped using third-party keyboards years ago because it’s much easier to use only the Apple keyboard, and I haven’t tried haptic feedback on a keyboard. by myself. With iOS 16, I’ll definitely give it a go.
Comments on the haptic keyboard are just one of the many iOS 16 updates revealed during WWDC 2022.