Fresh from Korea, this tasty tip-off has our minds racing: It seems LG, the company responsible for the iMac’s existing screen, has a multi-touch version ready to go.

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Apple may have been the first company to offer multi-touch technology on a notebook, but it’s certainly not the last. HP has just announced that its debut multi-touch device, the TouchSmart tx2, will go on sale in January 2009 - and it uses a full-screen touch display.

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iPhone owners, prepare to turn emerald with envy. Documents have been unearthed showing the BlackBerry Storm’s copy and paste function. Not only is it simple and effective, but it uses multi-touch too.

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Multi-touch might be the king of user interfaces at the moment, but Apple isn’t doing any laurel-resting. No sir: the firm has filed a new patent application detailing yet more ways to control a touch screen device.

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A new patent for touchscreen Mac technology has been published by Apple, paving the way for the tablet computer we’ve been anticipating for so long.

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So, Vista - that didn’t pan out ever so well, did it? Still, Microsoft is not getting disheartened at the less than rapturous response to its last OS and is ploughing on with plans for the next version of Windows, of which it’s promised we’ll find out more soon.

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Just like Apple, Miele has deemed buttons and switches yesterday’s technology and plumped for an iPhone 3G-style multi-touchscreen interface instead. Slide into the gesture-controlled kitchen of tomorrow…

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One touch just isn’t enough these days, with Dell the latest company to jump on the multi-touch train with its Latitude XT tablet PC.

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