华为M8要上Force Touch了，库克得知后，手一抖，咖啡洒了一地，不禁惊呼＂华为，OK！＂。
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Touchscreens changed the way people interact with their smartphones, largely replacing keyboards and direction pads with virtual keys and support for tap, swipe, and pinch gestures.
Now a new type of touchscreen technology could be coming to smartphones: Force Touch. This would allow a phone to recognize how hard you’re pressing the screen, enabling different actions for a light tap versus a firm press, for example.
Apple already uses Force Touch technology in the Apple Watch, giving users easy ways to dismiss notifications, compose a new message, add an alarm, or perform other actions. Apple’s latest MacBook laptops also have Force Touch trackpads.
For the past few months there have been rumors that the next iPhone could also include support for Force Touch, allowing you to perform certain actions more quickly. Apple hasn’t confirmed those reports yet, but that hasn’t stopped some folks from imagining how it could work.
Apple may not be the only company developing smartphones with Force Touch capabilities.
Update: Evan Blass says it turns out the Force Touch feature has been pulled from the upcoming Huawei phone mentioned below. But it’s still possible that Apple could launch new iPhones with Force Touch in the future, and it seems likely that Huawei and some other Android phone makers are at least considering launching phones with similar features.
According to Evan Blass, Huawei plans to launch a new phone at the IFA trade show in September. No surprise there — we’ll probably see a bunch of new phones that week.
But Blass says this model will also support Force Touch capabilities, which could make it one of the first Android devices with the feature.
Something tells me it might not be the last.
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