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TrueTouch technology gets Hover Detection
Apr 28th
Cypress Semiconductor has enhanced its TrueTouch touchscreen solution so that hovering a finger over a capacitive display mimics mouseover functionality. The new technology could be used to magnify sections of a small touchscreen prior to activation by touch…
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TrueTouch technology gets Hover Detection
Intel, Motorola, Samsung and more join forces to support WiMAX 2
Apr 12th
You probably have yet to experience its original incarnation, but with mere months left before the IEEE finally decides on the standard for the improved 802.16m version of WiMAX, a group of companies has finally stepped forward to support the new protocol, and solidify that nice, marketable “WiMAX 2″ name while they’re at it. Dubbed the WiMAX 2 Collaboration Initiative (or WCI for short), Alvarion, Beceem, GCT Semiconductor, Intel, Motorola, Samsung, Sequans, XRONet, ZTE and ITRI intend to, well, collaborate to make sure the new protocol can compete with LTE, while our old friends Sprint and Clearwire — who are keeping their options open in the 4G wars — simply cheer them on. Hit the source link for invigorating quotes from each company involved.
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Intel, Motorola, Samsung and more join forces to support WiMAX 2
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