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LG Licenses More Immersion Haptic Tech

Feb 4, 2013, 9:29 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Immersion today announced that LG has agreed to license more of its haptic feedback patents, expanding upon an existing partnership. The license covers simple forms of feedback, called Basic Haptics, which LG will use in its smartphones and other mobile devices. LG already licenses Immersion's TouchSense technology for its phones. Haptic feedback is the micro-vibration technology used by devices to let users know when they've activated certain buttons or features.

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Tofuchong

Feb 4, 2013, 10:18 AM

Glorified Vibrate

LG phones will have to have ALOT more than some kind of glorified vibrate feature for me to trust them again.

MUCH more.

Haggard

but some women will be!

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