which had a perfectly workable capacitive touchscreen when I gave it its first hands-on in January, has been changed to have a resistive screen and integrated stylus. It’s like they produced a ...

The capacitive vs. resistive touchscreen dispute has been more or less settled with the popularity of the iPhone and other lozenge-shaped touchscreen devices, but that doesn’t mean the loser has ...

Hardware images released by Nintendo show a stylus being used on the touch screen, indicating resistive technology at work as capacitive screens require special styluses to function. On a ...

When the screen is touched, a change in the electrical charge occurs and that leads to the system in registering a touch action. For resistive touch screens, is the pressure from the finger or the ...

However, with newer user interfaces that promise to be more intuitive, the downside is that resistive touchscreen requires pressure, so users have to press harder into the screen, to register input.

many users are already familiar with multi-touch gestures from consumer products. "Applying these simple, intuitive on-screen gestures using resistive technology, which is inherently suited to ...