Sentence examples for touch-enabled screen from inspiring English sources
Windows Mobile 6.5 has a touch-enabled screen and user interface that resembles the one used in Microsoft's Zune MP3 players.
Tumblr was already an early adopter of Live Photos, which appear still until pressed, using the iPhone's 3D Touch-enabled screen.
Tumblr was already an early adopter of Live Photos, which appear still until pressed, using the iPhone's 3D Touch-enabled screen.
Apple has of course included a touch-enabled screen for direct input, but the digital crown is an incredibly addition that accommodates the smaller screen, which would be obscured completely using multi-finger pinch-to-zoom gestures.
The third iteration artefact is provided in Additional file 1. Demonstrations were primarily mediated through a 40" touch-enabled screen with HD resolution (1080p), infrared-based touch technology and 178° viewing angle.
He has appeared as a judge on "Project Runway," the Lifetime Television show whose sponsor, Hewlett-Packard, provided touch-enabled screens for fledgling designers to create original patterns.
This is what I think of as the "Star Trek" world – a world of powerful interactive devices with glowing, touch-enabled screens.
For Windows 7 users, that's unlikely to be a major selling point, though, given that they probably don't use touch-enabled screens anyway.
To highlight this – despite the fact that there really aren't that many Windows 7 devices with touch-enabled screens on the market – Microsoft is launching a new ad campaign that focuses solely on touch.
The other important new feature in Firefox 18 is support for W3C touch events, which will replace Mozilla's own MozTouch events for users with touch-enabled screens, though just about 1.1percentt of Firefox users (and 4.4percentt of Firefox users on Windows 8) currently use touchscreens.
By separating the search and navigation from the actual TV, Google and others are seeking to solve this issue, by allowing users to do the hard work of finding what they want to watch on smart, touch-enabled screens, without having to navigate through all sorts of poorly designed foolishness on the TV.
