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Bezel-free iPhone 20th Anniversary May Use Curved Glass and Haptic Buttons
technology22 days ago

Bezel-free iPhone 20th Anniversary May Use Curved Glass and Haptic Buttons

Rumors say Apple’s 20th‑anniversary iPhone will replace mechanical buttons with solid‑state haptic controls embedded along the curved edges, tested for gloves, wet hands, extreme temperatures, and even when the device is off thanks to a low‑power microprocessor. The display is expected to curve around all four edges for a bezel‑free look, with additional rumored features for 2027 (under‑display Face ID, under‑display camera, dual‑layer OLED, and more) and an anticipated fall 2027 launch, per leaker Instant Digital.

via MacRumors|
#20th-anniversary-iphone#edge-curved-display#haptic-feedback
Valve's Steam Controller leak hints at imminent launch with advanced inputs and haptics
technology1 month ago

Valve's Steam Controller leak hints at imminent launch with advanced inputs and haptics

Leak from Komodo Station suggests Valve's Steam Controller is close to release, showing an ergonomic design with USB, 2.4GHz wireless, and Bluetooth 4.3 connectivity, a 292g weight, ~35 hours of wireless use, and a magnetic charging puck that also acts as a wireless transmitter. It features next-gen TMR thumbsticks to reduce drift, four haptic motors, dual trackpads with haptics, a gyro, and back capacitive inputs, with a rumored price around $49.99 and launch appearing imminent as retailers report stock.

via Club386|
#haptic-feedback#magnetic-puck#steam-controller
Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike Brings Magnetic, Customizable 'Fake Click' to Esports Mice
technology3 months ago

Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike Brings Magnetic, Customizable 'Fake Click' to Esports Mice

Logitech’s G Pro X2 Superstrike introduces a magnetic, tunable haptic ‘click’ and a Rapid Trigger for ultra-fast inputs, all controlled via G Hub. Weighing about 61g, it supports 100–44,000 DPI and up to 8,000Hz wireless polling, with a claimed 90-hour battery life and a $180 price. While the hardware offers a new level of customization and potential edge in twitchy shooters, the reviewer notes tacky aesthetics and less-than-ideal ergonomics, and stresses that skill still matters—this mouse doesn’t make you a pro, but it could shift how we think about clicking in gaming.

via Gizmodo|
#g-pro-x2-superstrike#gaming-mouse#haptic-feedback
Logitech MX Master 4 blends repairability with responsive haptics for productivity
technology3 months ago

Logitech MX Master 4 blends repairability with responsive haptics for productivity

Logitech’s MX Master 4 is a premium productivity mouse with a refined, right‑handed ergonomic shape, a near-silent click, the best-in-class MagSpeed scroll wheel, and a new haptic “actions ring” for app-specific shortcuts via the Logi Options+ software. It supports Bluetooth or Logi Bolt for up to three devices, lasts about 70 days on USB‑C charging, and is designed to be repairable with exposed screws and a replaceable battery. The haptic features show promise but depend on plugins and can tax system resources, and the £119.99 price puts it in luxury territory. Still, for long work sessions it’s hard to beat as the best productivity mouse.

via The Guardian|
#haptic-feedback#logitech#mx-master-4
Logitech MX Master 4 Launches with Haptic Feedback and 25% Discount
technology7 months ago

Logitech MX Master 4 Launches with Haptic Feedback and 25% Discount

Logitech's new MX Master 4 mouse, released less than a week ago, is now available at Best Buy for $90, a 25% discount from its original $120 price. The mouse features haptic feedback, a textured plastic top, and is compatible with Adobe apps, with a special offer of two free months of Adobe Creative Cloud with purchase. It is an upgrade from the MX Master 3S, maintaining comfort and adding new tactile features.

via Engadget|
#adobe-creative-cloud#discount#haptic-feedback