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I think the only situation in which I prefer a touchscreen to anything else is when the function of the device completely changes a lot and I can't have keyboar
by michaelgrafl 8y ago
I think the only situation in which I prefer a touchscreen to anything else is when the function of the device completely changes a lot and I can't have keyboard and mouse.
Re: calibration: In Austria we have touchscreens for buying train tickets at the station. As a tall person looking down on the screen I always have to factor in some offset, touching slightly beneath the thing I want to hit. Not that bad with big areas. But typing out stuff on the software keyboard is terrible.
- digi_owl 8y agoAn older solution there is soft buttons around the edges. Older ATMs used them to allow you to make context sensitive choices, while also having the numeric pad. And now i find myself pondering a "smartphone" with rows of buttons along the longer edges of the screen...