How does Superman know his phone is ringing? He uses X-ray vision to see the vibration motor moving, of course! Well, okay that�s probably not canon but someone with access to an X-ray inspection system shot the iPhone 7 Plus and Google Pixel XL and the operation of their vibration motors.
Apple made a big deal about the Taptic engine - the well-loved feature from MacBooks made its way on the iPhone and pushed out the 3.5mm headphone jack along the way. Now, we�re no experts on the matter, but the Taptic engine definitely looks different than the regular vibration motor in the Pixel XL.
The iPhone 7 Plus component seems built up of multiple weights instead of one big one and it is controlled differently - short bursts with little travel. Meanwhile the weight in the Pixel travels further and for longer.
Apple is trying to simulate a �click� with the Taptic engine (with arguable success), while the Pixel simply vibrates to get your attention.
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