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Interacting with flat touchscreens through swiping and tapping has become a normal part of using smartphones or tablet devices. However, it still cannot compare
Apple has been working on technologies to elevate glass on demand for keyboards and notifications for a long time, and newly published research from Carnegie Mellon may have a solution.
A possible solution for those who still want a smartphone with a physical keyboard is being developed by Carnegie Mellon University researchers.
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University are experimenting with forward-looking OLED panels that can physically change shape to simulate tactile buttons for text entry and more. The tech...
Instead of just vibrating, touchscreens could soon let you feel the screen buttons that you're pressing.