Ten big updates were announced for iOS during WWDC 2016, and 3D Touch was featured prominently for several demonstrations. Apple’s focus on streamlining UI navigation will rely heavily on integrating services within other apps, and providing users quick snippets and “at-a-glance” interactions. On the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus, users can already “peek and pop” through specific services like the mail app.
This feature is dependent on specific hardware requirements, namely the pressure sensitive screen on the current flagship iPhones, so user adoption is limited to only the most expensive current handsets. It’s understandable that developer support would also be somewhat conservative as we observe how iPhone users embrace the new technology, and how requested features or bug fixes might influence the platform.
