There&#x27;s a world of difference between a demo – and an &#x27;very limited indeed&#x27; implementation, and a flagship feature supported at a deep level by the OS.<p>Force touch on Android will never get anywhere until it&#x27;s specifically supported by Google (who unless I&#x27;m mistaken, haven&#x27;t included it in M), and the install rate is high enough to make it worthwhile. I&#x27;m sure more OEMs will include it, but individually they won&#x27;t have the clout to make it go anywhere.<p>It&#x27;s a bit like the argument around NFC. My Nexus 6 has it, but until M is released with Google Pay, it&#x27;s pretty much useless. Apple waited until they had a compelling use-case, and only then included it. I would not be surprised if the use of NFC is far higher on iOS than Android.