TapCaps make any gloves touchscreen-friendly
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TapCaps are capacitive stickers that can be applied to any gloves, allowing them to be used to operate touchscreen devices
Article Summary
Although winter is currently coming to an end in the Northern Hemisphere, a certain cold-related problem with capacitive touchscreen devices still persists – you can’t use them if you’re wearing gloves or mittens. According to Washington, DC-based inventor Alice Ning, however, her TapCaps will allow you to do so, while wearing any pair of gloves.
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