iOS 10 is an operating system that, like iOS 9, will come with many new features in the form of small details. But it will also include many more important news, such as the new Maps and Music applications, the integration of Siri (which will have a new voice, much more natural) with third-party applications or, what this post is about, the official messages application, iMessage. The new Messages app inherits features from the Apple Watch, such as the Digital touch or the animated Emoji.
In something that I am not very sure that works on an iOS device, if we put two fingers on the box to send drawings and touches with the Digital Touch, a heart will appear that is supposed to send our pulse. This way of communication is very good to indicate that, for example, we are in love with the person to whom we send the beating heart, but what if what we want is to send just the opposite or that we have Broken heart? Well, we can send you what you have in the header GIF.
How to send a broken heart with the Digital Touch of iOS 10
If you want to send a broken heart to your partner or to a contact who has told you something that you did not like or has disappointed you, you can send it to them by following these simple steps:
- Like when we want to send our pulse (which, I insist, I don't think is anything accurate), we put two fingers on the Digital Touch box.
- When it detects the two fingers and begins to beat, we slide the two fingers down.
- Right at the moment when we raise both fingers, a heart will be sent that begins to beat and breaks.
It is just another of the animations that are available in iMessage of iOS 10, but it is still interesting and reminds me how bad it feels for me not to have more contacts that use iOS. How about sending a broken heart through iMessage?
