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you wouldn't want the developer device when you see the commercial one.
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Would you like to comment on this one:
http://thenextweb.com/mobile/2011/05...hscreen-phone/
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However, Nokia has patented a couple of different kinds of methods to create haptic feedback. One sophisticated method is to create haptics on the screen surface by lifting certain small parts of the screen (there is a Nokia patent on that, don't know if there is an actual prototype available).
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Like i linked couple of pages ago Nokia demoed their "haptikos" on 700 and N800 in 2007 and back then people where expecting it to be inside the iphone fighter(that came to be 5800.... ).
You got liquids inside the phone that raise the screen 0.1mm to form tactile buttons. People that tried it where surprisingly positive back in 2007 already, but i can't see how it works on capacitive screen.
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Missed the links but this is not the same thing I was thinking of. However, some kind of haptics can be taken for granted because of the "sense" packages are there probably for a reason.
Small thing, anyway.
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1. Harmattan wasn't ready for (consumer-) market
2. The sliding machanism (of the device which was planned to come to market in November) wasn't durable enough (in Nokia terms; have you seen their testing process?)
The second point led to the decision to not sell the device to consumers, because Nokia probably would get a lot of complaints.
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Last edited by zehjotkah; 2011-05-30 at 07:45.