If you’re a proud owner of a Lumia 900 device and thought that purplish keyboard exhibited when display brightness is turned down to its minimum setting was created on purpose, we’re sorry to say it isn’t. It’s a sign of a faulty display – the keyboard text background is really (and always should be) gray. But fret not. All is not lost. Nokia claims to have identified the issue and has said a software update to correct the purple keyboard...
Fans of sci-fi and futuristic movies do doubt have a soft spot in the hearts for the high-tech display technology seen in their favorite sci-fi movies and shows. Wouldn’t it be great to have some of those same awesome gadgets in real life? This April, LG is pushing us one step closer to “the future” with their new plastic-based e-ink display. The display eschews the traditional glass substrate of displays of this nature and instead uses glass, making it...
If you follow the PC gaming crowd in any form or fashion, you’ll no doubt know that multi-screen and 3D gaming are in. Whether you decide to go with a single larger display or multiple smaller ones doesn’t matter; people want pixels and lots of them. Handling all of those pixels and the plastic that surrounds them can be quite unwieldily, though. Thankfully there are a few multi-monitor stands to solve such problems. Take for example, the XFX triple monitor...
LG, Samsung, HTC, and Motorola may dominate your daily dose of Android news, but there is an underdog coming up from behind and packing quite a punch. Kyocera is generally known for bottom of the barrel cellphones — no frills, no bells, and certainly no whistles. But the Kyocera Echo changes that all with two 3.5″ 480 x 800 displays that can be unfurled into one gigantor 4.7″ 960 x 800 display separated only by a thin hinge. Speaking of the hinge,...
The CES: Unveiled event that went down Tuesday night was a great way to see some of the coolest things being showcased at CES 2011. While all exhibitors in attendance and equally impressive tech on display, there has to be service/gadget/product that is “the” product. And in our opinion, that award goes to 3M and their 60-point multi-touch capacitive display. The two models on display came in at 23″ and 32″ and featured response times of 5ms and 7ms...
