Microsoft cancelled the idea of developing 3D touch Windows

In 2014, Microsoft introduced the idea of developing its own different kind of 3D Touch feature for its Windows Phone. During the examining of exclusively detailed 3D Touch and McLaren prototype device, Microsoft decided to cancel its idea and encouraged the team members to put the core focus on emergence of Windows 10 for mobiles. McLaren was accessible for windows central and it was revealed that, it is the mixture of Nokia’s Lumia 1020 and Lumia 925. Previously, camera bump was leaked and it was reported that, it was highly similar to iPhone.

The most interesting thing about McLaren without a doubt was its 3D touch features. It was experimenting with the features like user can hover over the display with a finger and interact with the apps. Additional integrated features included were, it can enable the ability to answer the calls by holding the phone to your ear, options to do the phone on speaker by just keeping down the table and hanging the phone by keeping it inside the pocket. Windows central checked out the entire device, by elaborating its minute details like 2GB of RAM, 32GB of storage, 5.5-inch full HD display, and the 20-megapixel camera.

Windows central, by studying the details of the McLaren it revealed that, some gestures were very buggy and clinch to use. Although several developers and end users of Microsoft had been indulged in doing the beta testing of the device but due to some negative feedback, company didn’t think forward in delivering the 3D touch windows phone and cancelled the idea and put the project development on hold. Microsoft might work in future to develop the 3D Touch features in Windows – powered phone.