Microsoft today announced the acquisition of Perspective Pixel, a leader in research, development and production of large-scale, multi-touch display solutions.

The new Bamboo tablets make it easier to create, edit, and share images and documents for creative professionals and digital enthusiasts. The new range of tablets announced include: Bamboo Fun, Bamboo Pen & Touch, and Bamboo Pen.

The Microsoft Touch Mouse project was unusual compared with other hardware-development projects, because it combined multiple disciplines in a tightly integrated way.

Last year, Sony Ericsson said that the Xperia X10 will get DLNA support in the future. However, the company now says that the X10 won’t get DLNA support.

A couple of months ago, we had reported that the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 will get ‘partial’ multi-touch support via a software update from Sony Ericsson. The company had promised to release the software update by Q1 of 2011

Microsoft’s new multi touch mouse with Windows 7 integration looks slick, priced at $80 will be available starting May 2011.

Last week, Google introduced the latest version of Android – Gingerbread. The new updated version of Android brings with it many changes including a new spiced up UI and a new multi-touch keyboard. The new keyboard not only looks sexy but is a pretty good improvement over the older default Android keyboard.

The amazingly fast and easy to use mobile touchscreen text entry Android application Swype beta to be available for download soon.

RIM just announced the Blackberry 6 OS at the ongoing WES 2010. The new Blackberry 6 OS features multi touch support, a new HTML 5 compatible web-kit based web browser, a brand new UI and a cover flow like music player.

Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 again comes under headlines for its multitouch issues. The mystery behind the multitouch support of Xperia X10 continues.