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The last time someone tried to make a highly-tactile touchscreen we got the BlackBerry Storm, and it was awful. I owned one and dropped it in a lake by accident
by terribleperson 2y ago
The last time someone tried to make a highly-tactile touchscreen we got the BlackBerry Storm, and it was awful. I owned one and dropped it in a lake by accident. I did not miss it.
That said, a touchscreen with software-positioned raised areas would be very neat, if it existed.
- ssl-3 2y agoWe have bendy touchscreens these days that withstand seemingly-impossible 180-degree bends, so some of the hard work may have already been done. From 10,000 feet up, all we really need are some mechanical actuators to allow it to be segmented in a way that can be felt. (Or. Electromagnets, and ferrofluid. Under the display.)