The phrase "adopt touch" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest incorporating a tactile element or approach, but without context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "To enhance user experience, we need to adopt touch in our design strategy."
Alternatives: "embrace tactile interaction" or "incorporate touch elements".
These lightweight laptops running Windows 8 are likely to adopt touch screens, like an iPad, while keeping the keyboard preferred for working on things like corporate spreadsheets.
Metro is great, but Microsoft was clearly wrong when it thought people would quickly adopt touch on the desktop and on their laptops.
NPD predicts growth for certain categories, including touch-enabled devices, and even projects that devices like the MacBook Air and Ultrabooks will adopt touch in the coming years.
Adopt touch Screen, or in addition to the handwriting recognition, can also point fingers directly touch.
IHS speculates this will change in the upcoming year with Samsung adopting touch sensors in future phones.
Qualitative interviews reveal the participants' learning needs related to extended practice, usefulness, and compatibility in adopting touch-screen apps.
Ms. Wayland is among many here who contend that counties like Miami-Dade and Broward adopted touch-screen technology too soon, swayed by aggressive lobbyists.
But 15 Florida counties, including Palm Beach, home of the infamous "butterfly ballot," have adopted touch-screen machines that do not produce a paper record.
The 15 Florida counties that have adopted touch-screen voting in recent years, including Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and Hillsborough, would move to optical-scan voting under the proposal before the presidential election of 2008.
And his namesake collection seemed to adopt a touch of the grandeur of the couture house.
In order to keep everything as svelte as possible, DigiTimes' sources mentioned that "Acer will also adopt a touch keyboard to allow the notebook to be even thinner".
