Microsoft smartphone's screen

[neharani]

The way we interact with smartphones and tablets today is flawed, according to Microsoft's Hong Tan. A senior researcher at the company, Tan believes we shouldn't be limited to tapping and sliding our fingers across a glass screen - so she's working to change that.

Researchers at Microsoft are currently investigating a range of different tactile feedback sensations that involve both hardware and software. This means different touch responses would probably correlate with specific software features.

[SwatiSood]

Yes Neha even I came to know about this unique feature of Microsoft smartphone - "a screens which will touch you back" very eager to buy it as soon as possible.