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N-trig's story that I pitched to Michael Fitzgerald's New York Times also made the International Herald Tribune. Read the story here.

N-trig's story that I pitched to Michael Fitzgerald's New York Times also made the International Herald Tribune. Read the story here.

If you’re like me, you’re curious as to just how this whole "Windows 7 multi-touch" thing works. If you haven’t yet, I encourage you to take a look at a previous article I wrote regarding the Windows 7 NUI/NUE (Natural User Interface/Natural User Experience).

Yesterday was a great day for me personally. After working back and forth for the last six months with The New York Times' Michael Fitzgerald, a story featuring client, N-trig, appeared on page 3 of the Sunday business section. Read the piece here.

Yesterday was a great day for me personally. After working back and forth for the last six months with The New York Times' Michael Fitzgerald, a story featuring client, N-trig, appeared on page 3 of the Sunday business section. Read the piece here.

Laptop Magazine's JoAnna Stern does a great job in showcasing client, N-trig's DuoSense Multi-Touch technology at the Intel Developer's Forum. See here article and very cool video here. Also, see Joanna go WiFi on American Airlines while up in the air flying across the U.S.

Laptop Magazine's JoAnna Stern does a great job in showcasing client, N-trig's DuoSense Multi-Touch technology at the Intel Developer's Forum. See here article and very cool video here. Also, see Joanna go WiFi on American Airlines while up in the air flying across the U.S.

Client, N-trig, has announced that Intel has selected its technology for integration in its new UrbanMax mobile computer. The UrbanMax is currently a concept platform and is being demonstrated at the Intel Developers Forum. See: http://blogs.intel.com/idf/ to learn more about the event.

Client, N-trig, has announced that Intel has selected its technology for integration in its new UrbanMax mobile computer. The UrbanMax is currently a concept platform and is being demonstrated at the Intel Developers Forum. See: http://blogs.intel.com/idf/ to learn more about the event.

In an IDF session on touch computing I finally got some details about the specs of the Intel UrbanMax concept. This sounds really nice! Intel Centrino 2 Core 2 Duo processor (formerly Montevina) Intel Core 2 Duo ULV (formerly Penryn) Intel GS45 Express chipset (formerly Cantiga) Intel ICH9M