BlackBerry and iPhone users might argue endlessly about which keyboard is better, but a new prototype display could bridge their divide: It combines touchscreen technology with physical buttons that ...

“Eyes-free” mobile phone dialing may be a not-too-distant reality. Hot on the heels of Google recently announcing its experimental Android powered interface comes this prototype from Carnegie Mellon ...

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Touch-screen technology has become wildly popular, thanks to smart phones designed for nimble fingers. But most touch screens have a major drawback: you need to keep a close eye on the screen as you ...

If there's one thing that cyber-criminals are good at, it's at coming up with new ideas to generate profits in the shadiest and sometimes the most original ways. Among all criminal groups, the most ...

The seemingly limitless possibilities of what smartphones can do are in part a function of their flat glass screens. Unconstrained by the presence of physical terrain, the glass panel can become a map ...

Researchers at Carnegie Mellon discuss a touch screen that also has morphing buttons. We’re increasingly developing bonds with chatbots. While that’s safe for some, it’s dangerous for others. Machine ...