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We actually covered this concept months ago on Symbian-Freak.com. I wonder if this is an intended reannouncement to pique the interest of users. Nokia is currently in the midst of launching multiple touchscreen models. They’d always shied away from touchscreens because of a lack of a suitable haptic system. Haptikos is great, but probably not yet practical for mass production. But this is weird seeing an old concept on this site. Is this being reshown by request from Nokia, perhaps?

Actually, powers, plenty of devices feature tactile feedback. The actual definition of what that means for RIM could be most possibly simple vibrations, which is the case with most devices that employ haptics, or physical feedback meant to signify actions on static touchscreens. What sets this one apart is the exhibition of Haptikos technology, a Nokia patented system of actually creating physical protrusions to represent actual pressable buttons. This is beyond simple screen vibrations, giving a solution even deaf mute smartphone users can utilize.

err..sorry, you’re wrong. The blackberry storm uses the ‘brand new’ haptic technology (which Samsung has been using for over a year now). This haptic technology simply involves the phone vibrating when a key is pressed, thus giving a response, or ‘touching back’ as Blackberry like to say.

This concept is truly revolutionary, well done Nokia.

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Marie Naubert