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Nov
12
Synaptics to provide Android touch interface
Posted by Brian at 09:47 | Filed In hardware | Add a Comment
Santa Clara touchscreen OEM company Synaptics announced today that they will be providing the interface for developers to create touchpad applications in the Android platform. This is confirmation of a feature that many assumed would be key for the Android platform, now a reality. Pictured, left, is the Synaptics Onyx concept phone.
(via PR Newswire)