Sentence examples for touchscreen operation from inspiring English sources
The phrase "touchscreen operation" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it any time you need to refer to the use of a touchscreen device, for example: "This phone features touchscreen operation, allowing you to control it easily with just a few swipes of your finger."
Both Tuli brothers, in separate interviews, insisted that the downtown Montreal touchscreen operation plays a key role in that.
Hardly a flashy way to get things done (especially when some smartwatch rivals lean on touchscreens for operation) but it mostly works like a charm.
Later, Intel's much more robust Classmate 2 added a touchscreen for pen operation, with the screen folded back over the keyboard.
The woman controlling the operation via touchscreen said it would be around negative 170 degrees Fahrenheit in the chamber, though when I stepped inside it felt like a balmy minus 160 degrees.
It has every feature of operation, from the touchscreen and the sliding and scrolling and selecting and then it has a volume control and an on-off switch and that's all it does.
While it's OK to include a stylus for the phone's operation, by definition and research, a touchscreen must respond to finger gestures.
Rather than focusing on the touchscreen interface like Securifi's Almond or the range extension of a Luma, the device promises to extend wireless operations beyond just the 2.4GHz and 5GHz offerings.
Sweeping a hand toward the operation's clean room, Raja Singh Tuli, co-founder of DataWind, boasts that Samsung is the only other tablet maker that produces its own touchscreens.
The Storm has a touchscreen.
— Eric Asimov LA Weekly: Customized ramen via touchscreen?
Without it, BlackBerry is just another touchscreen.
