March 3, 2011 at 12:42iGlover.ru - we solve the problem of a touchscreen in the cold
Hello, Habramir!
If you are the owner of a smartphone (or any other device) with a touch screen, then, for sure, you have come across the fact that its display does not perceive a touch when wearing gloves. In order for the touch to be noticed by the device, contact with a conductive object (for example, a finger ) is necessary . This is the technology .
Of course, not so long ago they solved this problem - they created a conductive fabric and began to use it in the production of gloves. In the USA and Europe, you will not surprise anyone with such a little thing. But in the vastness of our country to find such an accessory was a problem.
A group of comrades and I decided to correct this injustice and created iGlover.ru- a store of specialized gloves for touch phones.
So, now you can easily write sms and surf the Internet on a cold street. The cost of one pair is 699 p. There are 4 colors. I hope this news will be useful to you, and many fingers will be saved from the March frost :)
If you are the owner of a smartphone (or any other device) with a touch screen, then, for sure, you have come across the fact that its display does not perceive a touch when wearing gloves. In order for the touch to be noticed by the device, contact with a conductive object (for example, a finger ) is necessary . This is the technology .
Of course, not so long ago they solved this problem - they created a conductive fabric and began to use it in the production of gloves. In the USA and Europe, you will not surprise anyone with such a little thing. But in the vastness of our country to find such an accessory was a problem.
A group of comrades and I decided to correct this injustice and created iGlover.ru- a store of specialized gloves for touch phones.
So, now you can easily write sms and surf the Internet on a cold street. The cost of one pair is 699 p. There are 4 colors. I hope this news will be useful to you, and many fingers will be saved from the March frost :)