Section: News

Patents: Apple manages to delay the marketing of a touch pad Samsung

Samsung officially announced Tuesday, Aug. 2 that he could not immediately sell its touch pad Galaxy 10.01 after an agreement with Apple accusing him of breach of a dozen patents. Apple filed a complaint with the Federal Court of Australia, ...

Category: News | July 20, 2011

Results in the marketplace shelves & touchscreen phones - the first half of 2011

Marketing of phones and touch pads exploded in France for early 2011. The results of sales market of multimedia and entertainment in France for 05 months of the year were published by the GfK institute. If the television, ...

Category: News | June 20, 2011

Apple monopolizes 60% of the production of touch screens

Apple's domination on the market shelves and touch phones do not come without a ruthless war with other companies. Wintek and TPK announce that the firm at the apple would control over 60% of tactile interfaces manufactured worldwide. The firm seeks ...

Category: News | May 6, 2011

A laptop with two touch screens by Acer

The manufacturer Acer is definitely very interested in the touch technology. After announcing the development of a 23-inch touch screen, it is now a laptop with two touch screens (hence lacks a physical keyboard) which is in preparation. The presentation ...

Category: News | February 27, 2011

All homes equipped with the Microsoft Surface table in three years?

Bill Buxton, an expert in human-machine interfaces at Microsoft, announced that the Microsoft Surface touch interactive table, could become an essential part of every home within three years. The table surface is developed by Microsoft based on Windows Vista with a ...

Category: News | February 15, 2011

Microsoft: patent for a dual-screen touch pad

Although his proposed touch pad, Courier, has end in April 2010 was canceled for a reason which is obscure enough, Microsoft has maintained its request and now has a patent for a dual-screen touch pad. The application was filed in January with the U.S. Bureau ...

Category: News | February 9, 2011