Abstract: A device includes an enclosure and logic. The enclosure includes a plurality of capacitive touch sensor arrays disposed at least on two of a top side, a bottom side, a left side, a right side, a front side, and a back side of the device. The enclosure also includes a first display on the front side of the device. The logic receives touch interaction information from the plurality of capacitive touch sensor arrays and initiates an action based at least in part on the touch interaction information.

Abstract: A device includes an enclosure and logic. The enclosure includes a plurality of capacitive touch sensor arrays disposed at least on two of a top side, a bottom side, a left side, a right side, a front side, and a back side of the device. The enclosure also includes a first display on the front side of the device. The logic receives touch interaction information from the plurality of capacitive touch sensor arrays and initiates an action based at least in part on the touch interaction information.

Abstract: A device includes an enclosure and logic. The enclosure includes a plurality of capacitive touch sensor arrays disposed at least on two of a top side, a bottom side, a left side, a right side, a front side, and a back side of the device. The enclosure also includes a first display on the front side of the device. The logic receives touch interaction information from the plurality of capacitive touch sensor arrays and initiates an action based at least in part on the touch interaction information.

Abstract: A method for receiving inputs from touch panels is described. The method may include checking for a first input from a first touch panel of a computing device. The method may also include checking for a second input from a second touch panel of the computing device; wherein the first and second inputs are related to a gesture. The method may also include receiving the first and second input simultaneously. The method may also include performing an operation at the computing device based on the simultaneous input from the first touch panel and the second touch panel.

Abstract: A device includes an enclosure and logic. The enclosure includes a plurality of capacitive touch sensor arrays disposed at least on two of a top side, a bottom side, a left side, a right side, a front side, and a back side of the device. The enclosure also includes a first display on the front side of the device. The logic receives touch interaction information from the plurality of capacitive touch sensor arrays and initiates an action based at least in part on the touch interaction information.

Abstract: A device includes an enclosure and logic. The enclosure includes a plurality of capacitive touch sensor arrays disposed at least on two of a top side, a bottom side, a left side, a right side, a front side, and a back side of the device. The enclosure also includes a first display on the front side of the device. The logic receives touch interaction information from the plurality of capacitive touch sensor arrays and initiates an action based at least in part on the touch interaction information.

Abstract: A device includes an enclosure and logic. The enclosure includes a plurality of capacitive touch sensor arrays disposed at least on two of a top side, a bottom side, a left side, a right side, a front side, and a back side of the device. The enclosure also includes a first display on the front side of the device. The logic receives touch interaction information from the plurality of capacitive touch sensor arrays and initiates an action based at least in part on the touch interaction information.

Abstract: Systems and methods may provide for identifying a back touch event with respect to a back of a device, and identifying a front touch event with respect to a front of the device. Additionally, the front touch event may be associated with either a user grasp of the device or a user request based at least in part on the back touch event. In one example, the device is a smart tablet having a thin screen frame with limited grasping area.

Abstract: A method for receiving inputs from touch panels is described. The method may include checking for a first input from a first touch panel of a computing device. The method may also include checking for a second input from a second touch panel of the computing device; wherein the first and second inputs are related to a gesture. The method may also include receiving the first and second input simultaneously. The method may also include performing an operation at the computing device based on the simultaneous input from the first touch panel and the second touch panel.

Abstract: A method for receiving inputs from touch panels is described. The method may include checking for a first input from a first touch panel of a computing device. The method may also include checking for a second input from a second touch panel of the computing device; wherein the first and second inputs are related to a gesture. The method may also include receiving the first and second input simultaneously. The method may also include performing an operation at the computing device based on the simultaneous input from the first touch panel and the second touch panel.

Abstract: Various systems and methods for controlling a touchscreen user interface are described herein. A system to comprises a proximity sensor; a touchscreen; a proximity sensor driver to interface with the proximity sensor; a touch sensor driver to interface with the touchscreen; and a user interface manager module to: receive an event signal indicating that a user interface action has been initiated; access a delay timer for the user interface action, the delay timer set based on events received by at least one of: the proximity sensor driver or the touch sensor driver; and execute the user interface action when the delay timer is expired.

Abstract: Various systems and methods for controlling a touchscreen user interface are described herein. A system to comprises a proximity sensor; a touchscreen; a proximity sensor driver to interface with the proximity sensor; a touch sensor driver to interface with the touchscreen; and a user interface manager module to: receive an event signal indicating that a user interface action has been initiated; access a delay timer for the user interface action, the delay timer set based on events received by at least one of: the proximity sensor driver or the touch sensor driver; and execute the user interface action when the delay timer is expired.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure provide techniques and configurations for an apparatus for display screen light brightness adjustment. In one instance, the apparatus may include a display screen with a screen light having a brightness value. The apparatus may include one or more sensors disposed in the apparatus to measure ambient light and to measure one or more parameters indicative of a presence or absence of reflection of the screen light to the display screen, wherein the reflection contributes to the ambient light measurement. The apparatus may further include and a processing module coupled with the sensor module to adjust or cause to be adjusted the brightness value of the display screen light, based at least in part on the measurements of the ambient light and the parameters indicative of presence or absence of reflection of the screen light to the display screen. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.

Abstract: Various systems and methods for controlling a touchscreen user interface are described herein. A system to control the touchscreen user interface comprises: a proximity sensor; a touchscreen; a proximity sensor driver to interface with the proximity sensor; a touch sensor driver to interface with the touchscreen; and a user interface manager module to: receive an event signal indicating that a user interface action has been initiated; access a delay timer for the user interface action, the delay timer set based on events received by at least one of: the proximity sensor driver or the touch sensor driver; and execute the user interface action when the delay timer is expired.

Abstract: A device includes an enclosure and logic. The enclosure includes a plurality of capacitive touch sensor arrays disposed at least on two of a top side, a bottom side, a left side, a right side, a front side, and a back side of the device. The enclosure also includes a first display on the front side of the device. The logic receives touch interaction information from the plurality of capacitive touch sensor arrays and initiates an action based at least in part on the touch interaction information.

Abstract: Various systems and methods for controlling a touchscreen user interface are described herein. A system to comprises a proximity sensor; a touchscreen; a proximity sensor driver to interface with the proximity sensor; a touch sensor driver to interface with the touchscreen; and a user interface manager module to: receive an event signal indicating that a user interface action has been initiated; access a delay timer for the user interface action, the delay timer set based on events received by at least one of: the proximity sensor driver or the touch sensor driver; and execute the user interface action when the delay timer is expired.

Abstract: Systems and methods may provide for identifying a back touch event with respect to a back of a device, and identifying a front touch event with respect to a front of the device. Additionally, the front touch event may be associated with either a user grasp of the device or a user request based at least in part on the back touch event. In one example, the device is a smart tablet having a thin screen frame with limited grasping area.

Abstract: A device, method, and system for scrolling content with motion blur on an electronic monitor or display. In response to detection of scrolling through displayable content using at least one scrolling device, a motion blurred animation of movement of the displayable content resulting from operation of the at least one scrolling device is generated and displayed based on scroll direction and at least one of scroll distance and scroll speed.

Abstract: Systems and methods may provide for identifying a pre-touch condition with respect to a touch screen and loading preliminary data associated with the pre-touch condition into a software stack. Additionally, the preliminary data may be used to trigger a touch event if a touch condition is identified with respect to the touch screen. In one example, the preliminary data may be prevented from being represented in an user interface associated with the software stack.