We know texting while driving can kill – but research shows touchscreen controls in a car can be just as distracting.

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New research explores how drivers trade off between cognitive tasks, driving and using the touch screen. By Stephen Beech Motorists face a potentially deadly struggle to multitask when using dashboard ...

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Motorists face a potentially deadly struggle to multitask when using dashboard touch screens, warns new research. Once the preserve of buttons and knobs, tod a y's car dashboards are increasingly home ...

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HP Hotkey Support is part of the HP Driver packages that control function keys like brightness, volume, screen switching, aeroplane mode, and so on. The blank trigger, instead of the normal on-screen ...