In iOS 13.2, the Rearrange Apps option has been rechristened as “Edit Home Screen”, plus you can now delete apps straight from the Force Touch or 3D Touch menu on the Home screen.
With Peekable, you can enjoy Peek and Pop on handsets that don’t natively support 3D Touch or Haptic Touch.
With Edit3d, you can enter ‘jiggle’ editing mode on your Home screen via the 3D Touch/Haptic Touch menus on the Home screen.
With 3DTools, you can augment the native functionality of your Home screen’s 3D Touch and Haptic Touch menus.
With Taille, you can easily determine how much storage space any installed app is using via the Home screen.
Apple has decided to axe 3D Touch from the newest iPhone models, opting to instead go with Haptic Touch.
Taptic Engine should undergo a redesign because the iPhone models coming down the pike this year are expected to ship without a 3D Touch pressure-sensing layer.
iOS 13 brought out an expanded use of the Haptic Touch feature across the system experience, including a new feature that makes it possible to adjust the time it takes to reveal content previews, actions and contextual items.
The upcoming iOS 12.1.1 update, which is currently in testing, will let iPhone XR owners expand notifications with long-press actions.
In yet another possible sign that Apple may be getting rid of dedicated 3D Touch hardware soon, the company has confirmed it’s planning to extend support for Haptic Touch, iPhone XR’s 3D Touch replacement.
