The "click" is generated by tiny motors inside phones — Enhances typing feel despite flat glass surfaces.
Timing of vibrations is crucial for the illusion to work — A slight delay can break the effect.
Fique de olho: More devices may adopt haptic feedback in non-typing contexts, enhancing user interaction.
The Tiny Tap That Makes Glass Feel Physical Typing on a phone is a strange little trick. Your fingers land on a perfectly flat sheet of glass, yet each letter can seem to answer back, almost like a button has dipped under your thumb.
