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Fuse: What Your Next Touch Phone Is Going to Feel Like
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BumpTop 3D Desktop Gets Unique Multi-Touch Gestures
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The iPhone probably doesn't use Synaptics' original ClearPad capacitive screen multitouch technology, but maybe Apple will use the ClearPad 3000, since it registers ten fingers simultaneously. I hope they steal this three-finger crumple gesture at least, it's so cool: More »Tsera Sues Apple, Microsoft... Everyone Else For Touchpad Tech
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The Archos 9 Windows 7 touch tablet has made it through its first round of show floor pageantry, briefly falling into the the expectant hands of the guy(s) from ArchosFans. The mildly romantic encounter was captured on video, for posterity. More »Savant "Virtual Control" Makes a Touch Interface Out of Every Room in the House
The home automation industry abandoned its original goal of making things simpler loooooong ago. Now, everyone's just racing to design the most ostentatious devices they can—like Savant's Virtual Control, which gives your entire house a per-room touch interface. More »Asus Eee Keyboard With PC and Touchscreen Caught Looking Great On Video
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Continuing their near-monopoly on the reportage of Asian display component rumors, Digitimes is now saying that Nokia has ordered capacitive touchscreens—the type that actually work well—from Wintek for an as-of-yet unannounced handset. More »