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It takes some getting used to, but the Swype software makes rapid - fire typing possible by — you guessed it — swiping your finger over the soft keys rather than tapping them, and I like the keyboard's vibration feedback when typing.

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When you press down on the new home button you feel a tiny vibration, known as haptic feedback.

The controller also supports haptic feedback, meaning when users press down on the screen, it will respond with a slight vibration.

My Honda CRV 2013 (just over 100000kms on the clock) has developed a shudder or vibration that is giving very prevelant and annoying feedback on the steering wheel and also when accelerating.

The Golf R Touch features a pair of capacitive touchscreens in the center stack: a massive 12.8 - inch infotainment display and a smaller 8 - inch screen below for climate and other controls that uses haptic feedback to trigger a tiny vibration when its virtual buttons are touched.

, including pinch - to - zoom for navigation maps and swipe scrolling for radio stations, and both the touchscreen and the flat panel have vibration feedback so you know when you've successfully activated a touch point button.

There's even «haptic» feedback, giving you a click or vibration when you select a command.

The Eco Driving will show us different mpg graphs and a history of your mpgs by dates, and the Energy Information is an animation when your driving on full electric motor or gasoline engine as well as recharge through the regenerative braking (I should mention that the recharging using the brake was making a loud noise and some vibration feedback that for some might be a very annoying but we were told these pre-production models and there still room for improvements).

In both cases, when you press a «button,» which can also be the area around the button, the touch panel provides feedback that feels like a cross between a button clicking into the down position and an electronic vibration.

It operates a bit like Lexus» Remote Touch controller and even offers haptic feedback in the form of vibration when the onscreen cursor snaps to a button or icon.

The Touch Pad retains the haptic feedback of the previous generation by integrating a vibration motor that buzzes your fingertip when the cursor passes across or snaps to a clickable area of the screen.

There's no up - and - down key travel, but haptic vibration feedback and a beeping sound (both of which you can turn off if you like) signal when you've hit a key.

There's also the option to set it so the Kindle gives off feedback in the form of a slight vibration when pressing the sensors.

Still, I feel that much vibration through the controller could really help, as right now you only get some feedback when touching curbs or when the bike is about to fold due to heavy breaking.

The vibration feature is very interesting, especially when you consider that console controllers have had it for ages and have been successfully using it to add a greater level of feedback and immersion into games.

You can still set different vibrations to occur on - click for each of the mouse's seven buttons, but the real purpose of rumble is to get feedback when certain things occur during gameplay, not just for clicking a button.

When you press against it, it provides the same physical feedback you feel when you use 3D Touch on an app icon: a small vibration, and that'sWhen you press against it, it provides the same physical feedback you feel when you use 3D Touch on an app icon: a small vibration, and that'swhen you use 3D Touch on an app icon: a small vibration, and that's it.

The vibration system also adds subtle feedback in other areas, like when you're setting a timer.

You'll feel a slight vibration, just like the haptic feedback you feel when using 3D Touch on an app icon.

Apple is the top dog when it comes to haptic feedback and vibration motors, and Honor has absolutely nailed it with this phone.

However, using a phone with haptic feedback, which emits a small vibration when you strike each key, gives you the tactile feeling you get from real keyboards.

The subtle vibration feedback you receive when pressing on the display is similar to Apple's 3D Touch tech in the iPhone lineup.

The buttons are easy to reach, but there's no vibration feedback to tell you when you've pressed correctly.

Few motors feel this good during use, especially tactile feedback when typing, and the gentle vibrations coming from Samsung's motors inside are far more satisfying than the harsh, hard vibrations of many other phones.

I'm also not a fan of the fact that there is no haptic feedback or vibration when using the scanner, so there is no way to tell that you are actually unlocking your phone when you are doing it blindly.

As for haptic feedback, you'll feel a vibration when the phone recognizes your press.

When you step on the scales you also receive haptic feedback (a little vibration) when your data has been captuWhen you step on the scales you also receive haptic feedback (a little vibration) when your data has been captuwhen your data has been captured.