Showing posts with label capacitive screen smartphones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label capacitive screen smartphones. Show all posts
Friday, August 20, 2010
The roadmap leaked Verizon and smartphones coming next
What's in the future? Forget magic balls and fortune tellers and read below the future of smartphones from here to November. Thanks to Verizon's roadmap leaked, here are some models out in the coming months.
It starts from the already announced in September that will Droid WE 2 with a series of entry-level dedicated to Android. In October things get more interesting and will reach two new BlackBerry Curve 9330, and three 3 Storm 9570.
The capacitive screen smartphones will reach over 50% in 2011
Many wonder why the smartphone market has welcomed with open arms the use of the touchscreen only since 2007, when Apple launched its iPhone. What did the producers first, maybe the market was not ready, or were they not want this market?
Anyway the market today there are two types of touch screen: capacitive and resistive. The second is composed of a film that rests on a surface when using a stylus. Currently occupies most of the devices on the market because it is cheap. The first, however, work through the electrostatic force of the fingers.
The capacitive screen is much better looking and easy to use. According to a recent analysis, moreover, by 2011 the growth of this technology will occupy half of the market. This will certainly lead to lower prices and increased investment in the sector.
Anyway the market today there are two types of touch screen: capacitive and resistive. The second is composed of a film that rests on a surface when using a stylus. Currently occupies most of the devices on the market because it is cheap. The first, however, work through the electrostatic force of the fingers.
The capacitive screen is much better looking and easy to use. According to a recent analysis, moreover, by 2011 the growth of this technology will occupy half of the market. This will certainly lead to lower prices and increased investment in the sector.
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