is screen capactive?
308974
Yes it is, LCD capacitive touchscreen, http://www.gsmarena.com/blu_life_play-5359.php
1972330
Yes, there is a thin plastic over the part where your screen will be. Still be responsive.
1032569
Don't think you can. Start with pressing the setup button on your remote which allows you to control screen stuff. In the manual, there is no mention of the option therein you seek.
251737
You can touch the screen and it will focus on what you touch. Other than that, it's all manual.
301327
Not natively but any capacitive stylus would work as the screen is a normal 10-points capacitive display.There are a lot of available capacitive stylus on the market. Pick the one you like.
1092965
It's only the screen. You would need to get a separate kit. YouTube helps too!
25354
Sorry, I don't know for sure. I know this works on resistive touch screens, but I don't know if it works on capacitative screens; and I don't know which type Apple uses.
2150436
Not sure when you have screen issues it may be time for a new one . Good luck
72392
Oh, no. It is only a normal screen computer. I hope my answer will help you.
2074865
I've had mine now for several months and haven't seen much on this. I did notice in the upper corner a slight burn but odd as it is, it went away. So my screen is perfectly fine. However, I only use mine for my studies in Grad school so usually only have up email, word docs, PDFs, etc. Nothing to intensive on the screen, plus it is set to hibernate every ten minutes off activity. Hope this helps, a lot of this will depend on your usage, how you have the screen settings etc.
1145762
For all practical purposes no, the screen works really well. You can identify the type of software running (excel, doc, ppt, movie, etc.) but you cannot make out anything that is actually on the screen such as what is written or being watched. I really like the screen after I modified it to fit my display. I did not use the sticky tabs included but cut it to size and it fits great.
1727330
It is not touchscreen enabled, which I don't find to be useful personally on a desktop, however it does have gesture controls that utilize the front facing camera, which allows you to use motions to move screens and bring up menus
867198
It does not appear so. This is a resistive stylus, meaning it uses physical pressure to activate the screen. (With the exception of the special features Samsung offers that requires just hovering over the screen.) Apple products use capacitive screens, meaning they require a small electrical current to be sent through what ever is touching it, like the small electrical field a fingertip generates. Edit: I had the opportunity today to test it on an iPhone 6 (11/18/14) and it does not work.
422139
Yes, on the cap. I'd recommend another brand--this one died on me after little use. Screen went crazy, then blank in 4 months.
1031965
The screen I believe is a active touch screen which requires a active acer pen to use or you could of course use your fingers to control the touch screen, for more information you could look here. http://www.eweek.com/small-business/acer-aspire-r7-touchscreen-notebook-gets-intel-chips-active-pen.html
1829414
No, not if you mean interacting with the laptop's screen. It just has a touch pad that allows touch-screen-like gestures. For example, you can swipe to scroll up and down, side to side. A three finger swipe from the top of the screen will close an app.
1420955
I make sure the screen is fully submerged before I turn it on. I never used it when the screen wasn't fully submerged.