February 6, 2012

4iConcepts: Invisible Keypad – Tactile Feel to iPhone – CES 2012

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iConcepts has come out with the invisible Keypad – a plastic overlay that gives your phone a tactile feel. This is perfect for people that have bigger fingers or has a problem seeing the screen.

The invisible keypad is a full case with overlay. Where the on-screen keyboard displays, you will see a series of raised plastic bumps. Those are markers for your fingers.

If you choose portrait or landscape, you will have to choose the proper insert. Just switch the plastic so you can feel the keys in landscape mode.

Additionally, the invisible keypad case has a back that slides out a bit. It gives you more room to hold, so you can take a better photo. The plate also separates your hands a bit more so you can see the screen better.

Invisible Keypad will be available in May for $29.95

Interview by Courtney Wallin of SDRNews for the TechPodcast Network.

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