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Qualcomm is teaming up with Basslet creator Lofelt to bring advanced haptic feedback to Android devices through new software.

Qualcomm is working with haptics company Lofelt to bring improved haptics via software to Android phones and other devices starting in the second half of 2021. It’s using an open API to make it easy for manufacturers to adopt it.

Top Stories: More iOS 14.5 Beta Changes, iPhone 13 Rumors, Apple Watch Charging Issue Fixed Saturday February 20, 2021 5:00 am PST by MacRumors Staff Apple is continuing to tweak things during the iOS 14.5 beta testing period, and it looks like there will be some nice changes coming in the update when its released to the public in a month or so. This week also saw the release of a watchOS bug fix update for Series 5 and Series SE owners, addressing a serious issue where their watches may not ch...

Apple is offering a new part to authorized service providers that will allow for same-unit repairs for certain issues affecting the iPhone 12 mini and iPhone 12.

Apple to change the iPhone 12 after-sales benefits. It will be an uphill task for users to get whole unit change for the iPhone 12/12 mini

Relax and Unwind Sleep and Renew It has high-quality haptics. It doesnt feel quite as sophisticated as the Apple Watchs Taptic Engine, but its much closer to that than the cheap, monotone, and buzzy vibrations youll feel from early phones and smartwatches. Similar to Apples, youll feel a wide variety of subtle gradations in the haptics: pulsing, jabbing, gentle vibrating, and so on. Its much more than "buzz on, buzz off." Another nice bonus: Unless you lift your wrist right up to your ear, the ...

Sleep and Renew It has high-quality haptics. It doesnt feel quite as sophisticated as the Apple Watchs Taptic Engine, but its much closer to that than the cheap, monotone, and buzzy vibrations youll feel from early phones and smartwatches. Similar to Apples, youll feel a wide variety of subtle gradations in the haptics: pulsing, jabbing, gentle vibrating, and so on. Its much more than "buzz on, buzz off." Another nice bonus: Unless you lift your wrist right up to your ear, the vibrations are si...

Share this article Share this article BOSTON, Dec. 17, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- IDTechEx have released their latest report on haptics, projecting that the industry will grow from $3.6bn in 2020 to nearly $5bn per year by 2025. The report is based on extensive primary research, with more than 30 interviews with leading players from throughout the value chain. This is supported by a narrative and content developed over more than 5 years of covering the industry, including historic market data from 20...