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iOS is an operating system for mobile devices created by Apple Inc. It runs on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
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How to work with PS5 DualSense's haptics on Mac OS or iOS?
While there is now compatibility on MacOS/iOS/TV OS with the DualSense, the haptics are not yet compatible. … The PS5's DualSense is just about as good as it gets in haptics right now, and it would be awesome not only to be able to author haptics on Mac, but also to be able to have haptics running natively on iOS …
