You know the touchscreen on your phone? Well, Apple has gotten its patent for capacitive touchscreen approved and you know what that means. Apple’s looking to make its smartphones better and its competitors biting in the dust. More »

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McDonalds has just added another 62,000 employees. In Europe 7,000 touch-screen kiosks will be handling cashier duties. It will make everything all the more convenient for all customers as well as staff themselves. More »

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Being so advanced nowadays, it’s most likely that technology will only continue to become part of our daily lives. Corning Incorporated, known or their Gorilla glass technology, has recently revealed a promo video showcasing its vision for the future of glass displays. The video, “A Day Made of Glass,” shows a wide range of applications with touchscreen technology almost everywhere, from refrigerator doors to windows. More »

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Later this year, RIM will assault the market with its OS 6 equipped phones. Having watched the iPhone 4 and Android steal away customers, RIM will fight to keep its North American leading smartphone share. The BlackBerry Bold 9780 gives users a non touchscreen OS 6 option, while the low-end Curve 9300 is probably destined for OS 5 only. More »

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Let us play a game: regularly, we scour allover for the strangest looking gadgets, and then you guess wildly what they are. Today’s edition is a bit different because no one outside of Apple’s elite knows exactly what this prototype 3cm x 3cm touchscreen is for. Your guess is as good as mine. More »

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That is correct: Samsung’s Galaxy Tab, the P1000 model, looks like it is a smartphone in addition to being a primary multimedia tablet (like the Dell Streak). Can you imagine people making calls on the P1000’s Super-AMOLED 7-inch display? More »

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RIM’s major touchscreen entrant into the smartphone wars gets another round of photographs, this time from a Chinese blog that was silly not to include its URL allover the images! More »

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That short and pixellated clip of the BlackBerry Bold 9800 slider from March 8th has been superseded by today’s 3:39 high-definition walkthrough of the phone running BlackBerry OS 6. More »

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Excitement is growing for RIM’s soon to be released premium touchscreen BlackBerry Bold 9800, which takes BlackBerrys where they have never gone before. AT&T is one of potentially many GSM carriers (sorry, Verizon and Sprint improbable) in the States that will be handling the smartphone. More »

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Caught on video and today photographed running RIM’s new Webkit Browser, the touchscreen Bold 9800 might be what RIM needs to stem the Android and iPhone invasion. More »

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From Htcyou: Spanish carrier Telefonica Movistar is releasing HP’s Compaq AirLife 100 Android touchscreen netbook in May for €229 on a €48 per month “Internet Maxi” plan or €299 on a €39/month “Internet Plus” plan. Other nations, outside of North America, should have the AirLife 100 shortly after the Spanish introduction. More »

Probably bound for Nintendo’s 3DS, Sharp announced a new compact touchscreen that uses stereoscopic imagery for 3D but without the need of active shutters. The new technology is ridiculously bright at 500cd/m2 and uses “parallax barrier optimization” for the “best” 3D visuals seen with the naked eye. More »

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According to an AAPL estimate, Apple may have served over 120,000 iPad customers during its first day of pre-orders. The caveat here is that AAPL’s numbers have been derived from only a small sample of orders. More »

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Samsung’s “Super” AMOLED screens promise to be brighter than normal AMOLED and, more importantly, have touch sensors built into the panel instead of added on as an additional layer like most LCDs and all AMOLED screens. More »

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The consensus is that the iPhone and iPod Touch’s capacitive multi-touch implementation is thoroughly better than all Android smartphones. There is scientific testing, which proves that Apple’s touchscreen technology is superior. More »

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