TI’s capacitive screened Windows Mobile smartphone caught on video
Texas Instruments’ capacitive screen smartphone prototype has been caught on video. Engadget complains that the interface is still far from smooth, but TI has said they intend to rectify this before releasing the product, which is more of an evaluation board, onto the market.
Read more at Engadget here.
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Tags: Mobile World Congress, MWC 2009, texas instruments, video, windows mobile 6.5
THE best news for me from the whole MWC 09. Capacitative touchscreen and OMAP3 support on WM6.5. Double whammy!
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“Engadget complains that the interface is still far from smooth” Of course they do because Texas Instruments is not Apple. iEngadget stay out of MWC and go back to Macworld.
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just a reg edit to get that scroll bar fatter!
maybe spb mobile shell 3.0 with a skyfire browser!
ANYPHONE murderer!
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Any version of Windows Mobile can be used on a device with a capacitive screen. ODMs simply have chosen not to use capacitive.
For more details see the following
http://justanothergeeksite.com/wordpress/2009/02/can-windows-mobile-support-capacitive-screens/
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