Virtual keyboards are no longer new to us and now another mobile phone is set to adapt the said technology. Multi-Fineline Electronics has announced the integration of their MFLEX Pelikon technology which will now be integrated into Toshiba Bibilio ebook reader mobile phones.

The device now features a touch screen with a slide-out keyboard using the Morphpad display as a numeric keyboard in portrait mode and as a full QWERTY keyboard in landscape orientation. The Morphpad is power efficient and is visible in any lighting condition. It can also be customized as far as brightness or contrast depending on the user’s preference.

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New updates to the Mobile Access 4 has been released by TenDigits Software Inc., adding an enhanced user-interface that leverages the unique capabilities of the BlackBerry Storm smartphone from Research In Motion.

Among the user-interface enhancements include:

• Smooth momentum scrolling
• Effortless multitasking
• Context-sensitive automated virtual keyboards
• Large touchpoint areas for all key application interactions

Additionally, this new release of MobileAccess leverages the BlackBerry Storm smartphone’s built in camera and GPS capabilities.

“Field sales people only use mobile applications if access to data is quick and painless,” says Sean Gocher, CEO of TenDigits Software. “We made significant investments to ensure that the user experience on the BlackBerry Storm would be both productive and rewarding.”

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