The folks at iFixit opened up a new iPhone 6s to find out how Apple implemented the 3D Touch technology.

Kodak uses the acronym FPPF (flexo print and plated film) to describe their additive process for producing these touch-screen sensors.

Therefore, the upcoming flagship device will switch from a ‘FBCB sensor to a film sensor’, offering higher sensitivity and a wider range of 3D Touch pressure levels.

Apple's interest in in-display fingerprint sensor technology is not new — the company Apple acquired to create Touch ID in the iPhone and iPad, AuthenTec, has done extensive research on the subject.

Eastman Kodak Co. and UniPixel Inc., which jointly are working on manufacture of a line of sensors for touch-screen electronics, have renamed the product. The sensors, previously called UniBoss ...

He ended up building a little doohickey that combined USB C, an LCD display, and a touch interface, all for under a buck. You can check out the video below. The key to this build was the CH32V003 CPU.

Despite having tested and worked on the technology, Apple has decided not to include an under-screen Touch ID sensor with the upcoming iPhone 13, ...

Apple's ongoing research into embedding sensors into iPhone displays may not just mean the removal of the Face ID notch, but it could bring back Touch ID too.

PS4 controller to include LCD touch screen, biometric sensors? Source says Sony could replace long-running DualShock controller with an all-new pad for next-generation console.