It may work on resistive touchscreens but most likely not on capacitive touchscreens.
The reason for this is that a capacitive touchscreen works because of an exterior capacitive layer (typically indium tin oxide), that conducts a continuous electrical current across the sensor.
The abrasive nature of displex may remove areas of this coating, rendering the touch facility inoperable.
With resistive screens, the contact layers are usually located beneath a protective outer surface.
In this scenario, only the outer surface should be abraded, preserving the functionality of the touch-sensitive functions.
For common practical examples of implementation, the iPhone uses capacitive technology (hence its ability to support multi-touch), whilst phones like the Samsung Omnia tend to use resistive.
the iphone. >>> For now, there are lots of phones that are touchscreen, even conventional landline phones are now touchscreen. Mostly they are called smart phones.
Yes it does.
Yes, the Motorola QA4 touchscreen phone
no
no, they have different types of phones. the torch is a touchscreen, but the curve and bold are not. so it depends on what you like :) *the new bold now is already touch screen ;)
because touchscreens are in high demand and wanted more then ragular phones.
Same as other polyphonic phones. They only differ in handling and the way it operates.
You just touch the screen
Displex could be the answer to your scratches, Although the scratches cannot be too deep, but light ones should disappear. On Youtube you can find movies where they remove scratches with tooth paste or bananas, but that certainly doesn't work for me. :-) I hope this helped.
yes there is, now not many, i have the reality and i really like it(:
My personal favorites are QWERTY Keyboard phones and touchscreen phones. A few of my favorites are the Voyager, Glyde, and EnV2.
the samsung eternity. you tilt it and a keyboard appears.