Tactus makes keyboards that appear out of seemingly flat glass touchscreen surfaces, thanks a fluid-based layer that reacts to electrical signals to create rises and bumps that serve as keys and ...

At first glance, Phorm looks like any another Apple iPad Mini case. But if you push its large toggle switch on the back, you'll quickly see certain areas of the Phorm's protective screen bubble up ...

Tactus Technology has shown off some impressive technology, a morphing touchscreen which creates physical buttons from your buttonless touchscreen. Tactus' technology works by providing ...

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Apple’s touch-based devices have changed the way we interact with computers entirely, but that hasn’t stopped users from occasionally thinking wistfully of the days when physical keyboards ruled the ...

Tactus Technology, a California-based startup, recently unveiled a unique touchscreen layer for mobile devices that can dynamically create real buttons for an on-demand physical keyboard experience.

Some of our readers might remember the new Tactus Technology called Tactus Morphing Tactile we featured back in August of last year, that was able to create a physical 3D keyboard on the flat screen ...

Back in the spring of 2012, I got a chance to see the first demo from a company called Tactus Technology. The pitch was simple: the company recognized the fact that we’re all typing on glass screens ...

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