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Nooface - Home - About - FAQ - Discussions - Journals - Messages - Topics - Contact - Preferences - Older Stuff - Past Polls - Submit Story Resources - 3D User Interfaces - Archives		Full Touchscreen Devices posted by Editor on Wednesday December 06, @07:17PM Kostis writes "An interesting idea! Instead of having a mobile phone with real buttons and a screen, make the whole screen the interface. Using the phone means touching the screen, rather than hitting buttons. The touchscreen changes dynamically in order to represent the current interface design. See the concept from Nokia here. Also look at the BenQ one here" <  Open Source Code For Accessing Second Life | One Laptop Per Child Device To Have Zooming User Interface  >		Nooface Login Nickname: Password: [ Create a new account ] Related Links here. here More on Peripherals Also by Editor
	This discussion has been archived. No new comments can be posted. Full Touchscreen Devices | Login/Create an Account | Top | 2 comments | Search Discussion Threshold: -1: 2 comments 0: 2 comments 1: 1 comments 2: 0 comments 3: 0 comments 4: 0 comments 5: 0 comments Flat Nested No Comments Threaded Oldest First Newest First Highest Scores First Oldest First (Ignore Threads) Newest First (Ignore Threads) The Fine Print: The following comments are owned by whoever posted them. We are not responsible for them in any way. Motorola A1200 (Score:1) by fungja on Sunday December 24, @05:06PM (#45) User #10 Info The Motorola A1200 "Ming" phone is like this, i've had one since November. It consists of a large LCD touch screen with no keypad. One thing I noticed is that it takes two hands to use - one to hold it, another to scroll around, or use the writing recognition. There's an onscreen keyboard that can be brought up but its so small it needs a stylus to be used reliably. So when you're on the go, you need to stop and use 2 hands to pay attention to it. A traditional keypad can be used while walking since I find its possible to 'feel' the keys. Also keypads only take 1 hand to use that so you can be on a subway or bus and hold on to something while texting. Motorola A 920 (Score:0) by Anonymous Coward on Saturday January 20, @09:56AM (#47) I had a Motorola A 920 a few years ago which is like this. I found it a bit clumsy to use since you can't feel the buttons and the screen gets smeared.

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