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Today Korea, tomorrow the world?
iRiver is perhaps best known for its quirky media players, but has been showing off a concept phone at recent trade shows. Well, it’s a concept no more, with the iRiver wave slated for an official release.
If looks are important to you, the wave is up there with the best of [...]

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Wacom announced today that it plans to launch a new line of capacitive touchscreen components called CapPLUS. The components promise performance gains over currently used touchscreen products and are based on Wacom’s Reversing Ramped Field Capacitive technology.
The components will be used in the retail, hospitality, desktop display, casino, and other businesses. Wacom says the new [...]

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With the messianic Jesusphone you get get a lot of kudos from your buddies but it does cost a pretty penny. O2, the guys that punt the iPhone in the UK have bought out a touchscreen smartphone that’s a hundred quid cheap than the iPhone.
The new XDA Zest phone has , as usual, Windows Mobile [...]

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China’s home-grown 3G standard, TD-SCDMA (Time Division Synchronous Code Division Multiple Access), received a limited trial during the Olympics, and is now undergoing a final, broader test before China Mobile officially launches it by the end of this year. To see how it performs I took a couple of the first handsets out onto the [...]

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More and more shoppers are willing to spend on gadgets with a touchscreen — even if it means they lose on extra features and better quality.
Touchscreen technology has been sweeping consumer electronics, leaving few devices untouched, and even digital cameras are affected.
Commonly found in monitors in airports, banks and other public places, the technology is [...]

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