Touch is the user interface of choice for most consumer devices, including mobile phones, tablets, and even PCs. Most touchscreens use either resistive or projected capacitance touchscreen technology.

External keyboards for the iPad and iPad Pro may not need to connect over Bluetooth or use the Smart Connector, with Apple considering the possibility of using the capacitive touchscreen as a means to ...

GPS is a revolutionary technology which provides unequalled accuracy and flexibility of positioning for navigation, surveying and Geographic Information Systems. The technology is quickly gaining ...

Hitachi Displays Ltd has developed a new kind of touchscreen, a capacitive model that can handle input from non-conductive sources. Most of the Android smartphones being sold now use capacitive ...

Apple’s next-generation iPhone could utilize a touchscreen display from Hitachi Displays that will work with gloves and other insulators, meaning non-conductive surfaces, in addition to fingertips.

Plastic Logic, the company that struck up a deal with Barnes & Noble for an e-book reader, on Monday unveiled a capacitive touchscreen e-book reader named Que. The device will have a letter-sized (8.5 ...

Developers, makers, and hobbyists who utilize the BeagleBone development board hardware for their projects may be excited to learn about a new BeagleBone LCD capacitive touchscreen that is now ...

There are two main types of touchscreens used on mobile devices today — capacitive and resistive. The resistive touchscreen allows for stylus input while the capacitive supports finger input and doesn ...

Capacitive touch screen technology underpins many modern interactive devices by utilising the inherent ability of certain materials to store and transfer electrical charges. The operation of these ...

Good news, cold-climate dwellers: There is a new company entering the glove-friendly capacitive touchscreen arena. SMK, maker of telecom and electronic components has recently announced a new 6.5-inch ...