Senseg is able create the feeling of texture using electrostatic fields to simulate different levels of friction, providing the feel of something physical on a perfectly flat screen.

Senseg has now built a prototype of its displays into a tablet, using electrostatic fields to create textures on a totally flat surface.

What if the touchscreen of your smartphone or tablet could touch you back? New research reports a fascinating discovery that provides insight into how the brain makes sense of data from fingers.

Even if you master the focus and composition of a photograph, it might come off as a bit too calm for certain uses. The Digital Photography School sit ...

The last thing you want to do is damage your flat-screen TV while cleaning it. Here's how to safely clean your pride and joy in your living room.

While flat paint on walls is on-trend, Horn cautions that it doesn’t reflect any light and is difficult to clean and maintain. Open shelves and glass-front cabinets continue to be popular.

Touchscreens that feel nubbly or even fur-like? That's the surreal promise behind new technology from Tokyo firm Senseg, which allows users to feel textures captured in an image on a tablet's ...

A Houzz reader recently asked, "How do you decorate the wall around a flat screen TV?" It's a popular question. For years, a primary task of a designer has been to play Hide the TV. When the flat ...

Sources have described iOS 7 as “black, white, and flat all over.” This refers to the dropping of heavy textures and the addition of several new black and white user interface elements.