How many
times have you sent a text that someone had to translate because you hit the
wrong key while typing? Probably about 17 times a day.
But a new
kind of keyboard could solve all your autocorrect issues with the ‘touch’ of a
button. The Haptic keyboard creates bumps on your touchscreen that makes it
easier to type. The technology, called a microfluidic panel, replaces the top
layer of your screen and bubbles up a button when you start to type. Right now,
it’s still in development, but should be available to consumers before too
long.
We want to know what you think. Is this new kind of touch screen the next big
thing? Or will you be sticking with your flip phone? Vote in the poll and tell
us what you think!