A touch of class
By Jo Best
Published: 15 April 2009 16:14 GMT
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While big name phone vendors are falling over themselves to introduce touchscreen devices, the touch interface isn't solely the preserve of the gadget makers.
At London restaurant and bar inamo, menus have been done away with in favour of ordering with the tap of a fingertip.
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