Touchscreen News

Surface computing has been around in one form or another for the past 20 years. However, the ability to free yourself from the 'one cursor', 'one mouse', 'one user' personal computing concept is pretty sweet.

Nintendo's next game system, dubbed Wii U, has been confirmed for having touchscreens built into its controllers. Also, Wii U will sport high-def video.

Fast-food giant McDonald's plans to replace human workers with technology that will revolutionize the way European customers order their meals.

Touchscreens are not just for tablet PCs, smartphones and ATMs. Portugese company Displax has created a product that can turn any surface into a touchscreen, telling Digital Journal this technology can make everyday living more interactive.

The long-awaited Palm Pre smartphone, known as the latest competitor to Apple's iPhone, will be released June 6 and cost $200 US, DigitalJournal.com has learned. The launch will be two days before Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference.

The iPod Touch's and iPhone's key selling point is its touchscreen technology, which most agree is currently way superior than most of its competitors. But a Taiwanese company is suing Apple, saying the latter has infringed its patents.

Sony is planning to launch a touch-screen Walkman next year. It will have Wi-Fi, OLED, a WQVGA screen and will come in 16GB and 32GB versions.

Old school 2D platformer is about to make a huge comeback, except this time It's for the Nintendo DS. Get ready to play as Lance Bean and Mad Dog again and be ready to kick some butt.

Mac site, Trusted Reviews is running a very interesting story. they claim that Apple will launch a 6G touch screen iPod soon.