Samsung Mobile Display has recently unveiled a video showing the feats of the Super AMOLED display with integrated touch function, possibly the best screen option on handsets. See what its advantages are in the following vid: The real dynamic Super AMOLED display provides an ultra brilliant image, with an unbelievable quality on a 3.3 inch display.

UpNext, an iPhone app which displays interactive 3D maps, has added Boston, Washington DC and Austin in a recent update

Proactive Sleep tracks your sleep and displays your sleep patterns when you set an alarm at night.

Based on a “Sprint Small Business Catalog” mailer, it displays the venerable Sprint HTC Touch Pro2 seeing the light of a Windows Mobile 6.5 update this month... Photos:

Wed like to point out that technology never slows down. Even when we all think that weve got the best of the best in one department or another, its never the case for long. Thats the case with AMOLED displays. Theyre just now picking up speed, especially after having high-profile releases on devices like the

Just when you thought that touchscreen displays couldn't get more vivid than the AMOLED screens, Samsung introduces Super AMOLED...

This, ladies and gentlemen, is todays Best Thing Ever. Panic are the people who make fabulous Mac software like FTP client Transmit and web dev box-of-tricks Coda. Now theyve made their own status board its a monitor hung on the wall, displaying an internal web page that aggregates stuff from different sources and displays it

Swype is making its interesting touchscreen keyboard available to select Android users in a limited beta. If you dont know, Swype was created by the guy who invented T9 and its trying to be a new way for text input on touchscreen displays. Instead of clicking on letters, you swipe your finger in a continuous motion

Amtrak has issued a request for qualifications (RFQ) for a communications platform that would bring WiFi connectivity to passengers and a secure WiFi channel for Amtrak's business needs to support on-board transactions such as ticketing and on-board sales. Amtrak also wants the system to be capable of supporting automated on-board electronic informational displays and announcements,...

Yes weird as it sounds and geeky for sure! The idea of combining several cellphone displays by just placing them next to each other is certainly impressive and Motoorla is on it (the only problem is I dont see a very practical use of this). According to this patent (Reconfigurable Multiple-Screen Display) filed by Motorola