Ever since Amazon unveiled its cheap-as-chips Kindle Touch , the thing’s been selling like mad here in the US. However, our friends on other continents haven’t been able to enjoy swiping and tapping its multitouch E Ink display — until now, that is
Ever since Amazon unveiled its cheap-as-chips Kindle Touch , the thing’s been selling like mad here in the US. However, our friends on other continents haven’t been able to enjoy swiping and tapping its multitouch E Ink display — until now, that is
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WiFi Kindle Touch gets its passport, now available internationally
If there’s been one must have accessory at NAMM this year it’s been the iPad . That’s right, no mixer, instrument or microphone is stealing the show, it’s Apple’s 9.7-inch slab of touchability that everyone is after.
If there’s been one must have accessory at NAMM this year it’s been the iPad . That’s right, no mixer, instrument or microphone is stealing the show, it’s Apple’s 9.7-inch slab of touchability that everyone is after.
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Alesis brings a pair of new musician-friendly iPad docks to NAMM
Smartphones, tablets and other touchscreen gadgets have been at the center of our tech lives, and things are just starting to get interesting. We welcome Atmel’s product marketing manager Sherif Hanna to talk tablets and touchscreen tech.
Smartphones, tablets and other touchscreen gadgets have been at the center of our tech lives, and things are just starting to get interesting. We welcome Atmel’s product marketing manager Sherif Hanna to talk tablets and touchscreen tech.
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Live from the Engadget CES Stage: an interview with Atmel
Over at Showstoppers, ESI offered up an Android-based desktop phones hoping to bring the world of Google’s OS kicking and screaming onto a business desk near you. The ESI 250 runs on Android Froyo (2.2), with a color display capable of running a limited bunch of (ESI-vetted) third-party Android apps like Evernote, text messaging and visible voicemail and reminders. Looks-wise, aside from the touchscreen, it’s business as usual
Over at Showstoppers, ESI offered up an Android-based desktop phones hoping to bring the world of Google’s OS kicking and screaming onto a business desk near you. The ESI 250 runs on Android Froyo (2.2), with a color display capable of running a limited bunch of (ESI-vetted) third-party Android apps like Evernote, text messaging and visible voicemail and reminders. Looks-wise, aside from the touchscreen, it’s business as usual
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ESI 250 deskphone wants to make business smartphones easy (hands-on)
Microvision unveiled a slew of new tools for pico projector enthusiasts today, with its new PicoMagic platform. Fueled by the company’s PicoP Gen 2 HD laser display engine, PicoMagic offers a host of new applications to pico presenters, including two on display at this year’s CES — touch interactive and 3D mobile displays.
Microvision unveiled a slew of new tools for pico projector enthusiasts today, with its new PicoMagic platform. Fueled by the company’s PicoP Gen 2 HD laser display engine, PicoMagic offers a host of new applications to pico presenters, including two on display at this year’s CES — touch interactive and 3D mobile displays.
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Microvision’s PicoMagic apps bring touch interactive, 3D mobile displays to your pico projector
If you’ve been mid-presentation and longed for a presenter over an optical mouse, you’re about to get another option. Logitech has just announced the Cube, a wireless mouse / presenter hybrid in the same small package. As a mouse, the Cube scrolls via swipe gestures across the main panel via the company’s Flow Scroll software with performance similar to scrolling on your touchscreen smartphone of choice.
If you’ve been mid-presentation and longed for a presenter over an optical mouse, you’re about to get another option. Logitech has just announced the Cube, a wireless mouse / presenter hybrid in the same small package. As a mouse, the Cube scrolls via swipe gestures across the main panel via the company’s Flow Scroll software with performance similar to scrolling on your touchscreen smartphone of choice.
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Logitech Cube looks to reimagine the mouse, converts to a presenter should the need arise
Look, we recognize that touchscreens have come a long way in the last few years, but there’s always room for improvement. Thankfully, Synaptics agrees and is rolling out an update to its ClearPad capacitive panels. At the heart of the improved system is a technology called SignalClarity, which boosts signal-to-noise ratio for better accuracy and finger separation
Look, we recognize that touchscreens have come a long way in the last few years, but there’s always room for improvement. Thankfully, Synaptics agrees and is rolling out an update to its ClearPad capacitive panels. At the heart of the improved system is a technology called SignalClarity, which boosts signal-to-noise ratio for better accuracy and finger separation
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Synaptics promises better touchscreens with SignalClarity and Design Studio 4
Remember that big XBMC update teased back in October? Well, v11.0′s multifarious additions are finally ready for a spot of beta testing.
Remember that big XBMC update teased back in October? Well, v11.0′s multifarious additions are finally ready for a spot of beta testing.
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XBMC Eden finally makes it to beta, promises HTPC superpowers
Looks like the honeymoon is ending a little early for some Galaxy Nexus users — a pair of RootzWiki threads say that the device is struggling to maintain multitouch in some situations.
Looks like the honeymoon is ending a little early for some Galaxy Nexus users — a pair of RootzWiki threads say that the device is struggling to maintain multitouch in some situations.
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Galaxy Nexus users reporting touchscreen trouble, lower scores in multitouch games (video)
Digitimes has unnamed sources telling them that laptop manufacturers are anticipating the Metro UI of Windows 8 and are planning to equip upcoming ultrabooks with touchpanels .
Digitimes has unnamed sources telling them that laptop manufacturers are anticipating the Metro UI of Windows 8 and are planning to equip upcoming ultrabooks with touchpanels .
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Why the Hell Would You Want a Touchscreen on Your Ultrabook?
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