Apple's 3D Touch Is Advanced but Won't Hold Your Hand

Co-authored by Mylea Charvat, Ph.D. Connection. Closeness. Intimacy. Things we need, things we crave. That moment of calm when your partner wraps their arms around you in a hug. The security you feel when you reach out and grasp their hand. As humans, we need touch. We respond to it, emotionally and physically. Now, technology responds to it too. In September, Apple released its latest iPhones, the 6s and 6s Plus. Their most exciting feature? 3D Touch. The new devices come equipped with pressure sensitive screens that respond to touch, allowing you to "peek" and "pop" within different apps. Press medium hard for a peek, harder for a pop. We can now interact with our phones in new, almost...