gregvr wrote:wouldn't it have to be in their annual report, or SOMETHING?!?
Probably, but then we'd have to wait until next fiscal year and sieve through all the multi-billion dollar software and hardware companies. Besides, Microsoft for one doesn't list assimilated businesses in their public report.
I just mailed Fentek Industries (sales@fentek-ind.com) in response to Greg's posting:
Hi Fentek!
I'm writing on behalf of the FingerWorks user community. Recently, you replied to another customer about the FingerWorks TouchStream keyboards and other FingerWorks products. You said, "We have been informed that Touchstream products are discontinued and no longer available by choice of the new company that bought Touchstream out. Best regards, Fentek Industries, Dana".
Can you provide any information about who this "new company" is -- and from who you received this information? This would be valuable information to the user community!
Fentek wrote: Sorry we do not know the name of the new company and previous president of Finger Works disclosed the discontinuation of these products to our Marketing Team.
i'm a computer science student, and i've been scrounging and saving so that i might be able to obtain a silver dvorak touchstream and finally attain programming bliss. now, though, those dreams have been shot down, stomped on, kicked and battered, with all that remains being the withered, gasping remains of at last experiencing nerdvana.
I have also received a similar email from Fentek. I wish now I had paid attention. I received it last week and have long since deleted it, but I thought it said something about Apple. Might want to check Apple corporate news.
By the way, I'm with you deadlyhead. I didn't even learn of the TouchStreams until a couple months ago. As a graduate and freshly entering a career as a software engineer, I really could have used one of those things.
