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Shear touch technology being developed

I salute whoever invented touchscreen technology. Who knew such would become very big in technology resulting to new ones. Touchscreen has many different kinds and the latest innovation is shear touch technology by Chris Harrison and Scott Hudson, both Carnegie Mellon University... more »

[11.05.2012]

No more QWERTY keyboard phones for HTC

HTC is one of the few phone manufacturers that I trust. It has released quite a few successful smartphones but it has to say goodbye to keyboard phones. Yes, HTC is done with keypads according to HTC creative director Claude Zellweger. Touchsreen phones and on-screen touch... more »

[23.04.2012]

Microsoft working on a two-sided smartphone display system?

Microsoft seems to be working hard to stay in the mobile phone game. Recently, some information on a new patent surfaced which was published by the United States Patent and Trademark Office. This patent is of a device with a two-sided display that will work with both tablets... more »

[23.04.2012]

Elecom outs Bluetooth keyboard for touch phones

Some people won't admit it but physical buttons and keyboards are still important. No matter how many touch phones come out, typing on a keyboard has an advantage, at least for some. To those who can't fully embrace change can have the best of both worlds with this tiny keyboard... more »

[19.04.2012]

Samsung intros Smart Touch Remote Control

Samsung has just announced a new device that supports the Samsung ES8000 Smart TV. This special remote boasts of a built-in touchpad and voice recognition. Details are scarce but this one is also compatible with Blu-ray players, set-top boxes, and TVs by Samsung. This remote... more »

[09.02.2012]

[Video] The future of glass displays by Corning

Corning seems to be bent on delivering higher display technologies such as a transparent touchscreen. It could still be a concept and far from being a reality but is not impossible. Right now, we have smart windows, communication displays, and large multi-touch panels being... more »

[06.02.2012]

[Video] HTML5 runs on a smart board

HTML5 seems to be getting bigger each day. YouTube is slowly moving to HTML5. I know a lot of websites and industry software that use HTML5 instead of Flash. I can actually see its bright future as already implied by Steve Jobs himself. Just recently, Intuilabs managed... more »

[05.12.2011]

Dual Arcade Coffee Table: Perfect for a geek’s living room

I don't think this piece of geeky furniture needs an introduction but the Dual Arcade Coffee Table is one functional table. It's made from high-quality real-wood veneer com, features a 6mm toughened glass, and of course, Domino-joint construction for extra strength. Specs... more »

[02.12.2011]

TapSense: New touch technology knows different hand parts

Multitouch gestures will soon be not enough for touchscreen displays. Why, a new technology is being developed that can distinguish other body parts, as well as, tools like pens and brushes, by the Human Computer Interaction Institute at Carnegie Mellon. Called as TapSense,... more »

[20.10.2011]

Samsung CAVE Touch QWERTY phone is just a concept

Aside from QWERTY and touchscreen, do we have any other choice? I'm a touchscreen phone user and I struggle now everytime I had to use a QWERTY phone. If you join them together, we'd have something like this QWERTY concept. It's a keyboard that combines QWERTY and touch designed... more »

[22.07.2011]