When one of the leading sports car brands leans so heavily into touchscreen-based tech, it makes one wonder when the ...

You don't have to stretch out your thumb every time you change your screen brightness or turn on Do Not Disturb.

Discover an amazing hidden feature of the Mercedes touch screen that elevates your driving experience to a whole new level.

By detecting your eye position via your webcam, Habib’s “head-tracked ‘Window Mode'” allows you to view a scene in what feels like 3D — without having to wear glasses at all. Don’t believe us? You can ...

Apple and others have already played around with the idea of touch on Macs, and it didn't go well ... and lacking even basic screen rotation, it was "an expensive oddity." While that idea didn't last ...