Xiaomi reportedly working on Apple-like 3D Touch feature
After a slew of features imitated by Xiaomi, the next in the list of Apple-inspired' features/products is 3D Touch.
Xiaomi has managed to woo audiences in most markets it is present and has become a well known brand in India too. Apart from offering products at affordable prices and conducting flash sales, one of its striking ability is its zest to become the next Apple. In the bid to becoming the next Apple, the company has been replicating its products. Adding to the long list of 'Apple-inspired' features/products, the next is said to be 3D Touch.Citing a tipster on Weibo, a GforGames report reveals that Xiaomi has patented a technology that is almost similar to 3D Touch. Apple introduced the all new 3D Touch, a pressure-sensitive display, this year. It helps recognise not just taps and presses, but also deep press. It will come with three different types of input support, reportedly the reason why it is being called ‘3D’ display. So, don't be surprised to see the feature in the next Xiaomi phone.It's not just Xiaomi, even Samsung is looking to deploy the feature. While Samsung plans to utilise Synaptics' touchscreen controller, Xiaomi could either do the same or build a new technology altogether, adds the report.These reports of Xiaomi working on Touch 3D doesn't entirely come as a surprise. Given the popular association and comparison with Apple, many were speculating that Android devices (including Xiaomi) would have Touch 3D-like interfaces. In the past, we've seen the MIUI 6 look almost similar to iOS 7. From Sapphire Glass to Macbook-like laptops, there are reports indicating the company is gearing up to take on Apple.A report earlier this year revealed that Apple has apparently for the first time overtaken Xiaomi to become the largest smartphone vendor in China, which is one of the world’s largest markets.

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