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[* black] Here we have the component responsible for shaking things up—the Taptic Engine, also known as an electromagnetic oscillating linear actuator.
[* black] Compared to the [guide|97521|shakers of yore|stepid=179038|new_window=true], this is a much thinner design, but it's also longer.
-[* icon_note] Even this smaller engine takes up a lot of room in this tiny device—all that room could have gone to a bigger battery, but Apple seems to ''feel'' physical feedback is a necessity.
- [* black] And if the pundits are to be believed, maybe this tiny thing really [https://www.androidcentral.com/its-2018-and-android-phones-still-cant-compare-iphones-taptic-engine|sets them apart from Android devices|new_window=true].
+[* icon_note] Even this smaller engine takes up a lot of room in this tiny device—room that could have gone to a bigger battery, but Apple seems to ''feel'' physical feedback is very important.
+ [* black] Android device makers? [https://www.androidcentral.com/its-2018-and-android-phones-still-cant-compare-iphones-taptic-engine|Not so much.|new_window=true]