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13.12.2012

Owners of touchscreen phones have a good reason not to like the cold season, capacitive touchscreens on most mobile phones accept commands given only with their bare hands and special styluses. And this means that each time you have to take off your gloves and once again freeze your hands, because the touch of gloves is ignored by touch screens.

If a person wants to keep his hands warm at the same time, then he has to resort to various tricks, for example, wearing fingerless gloves, which, however, look rather ridiculous. An alternative was proposed by the creators of the AnyGlove project, they developed a liquid that allows gloves to "make friends" with touch screens. Just apply a few drops of this liquid to the fingertip of the glove, let it dry, and you can get to work.

With AnyGlove applied, gloved fingers can easily operate the touch screens just like bare hands. True, the usual flaws of gloves will not go away, the fingers will remain the same thick and clumsy, so typing verbose messages and emails will not be very convenient, but calling someone or receiving a call will work out fine. The cost of one bottle of "magic" liquid AnyGlove is 15 US dollars.

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