The fourth iOS 13 and iPadOS beta has rolled out for developers, and while there are the usual list of changes and bug-fixes in Beta 4, one of the more interesting tweaks is a much more responsive Context Menu that you’ll be able to pull up on any device running iOS or iPadOS 13.
To try it out, simply long-press your finger on any app. You’ll need to spend less time doing so than you otherwise would on an iOS 12-running iPhone XS — the “Haptic Touch” feature that serves as its substitute for 3D Touch…
Not only does iOS 13’s 3D Touch menu now refer to “3D & Haptic Touch,” but you’ll find a new option for adjusting “Touch Duration,” or the amount of time you’ll need to hold your finger on something to activate an action. You can find it by going to Settings > Accessibility > Touch > 3D & Haptic Touch.
MacDailyNews Take: Goodbye, 3D Touch. We’ll miss you – unless Haptic Touch quickly reaches feature-parity with you stat!
