touchand

touchand is a neologism with no single, widely accepted definition in English. It is not listed in major dictionaries, and its meaning varies with context. In general, touchand tends to function as either a brand name, a project title, or a coined descriptor that combines the notions of touch and additional action or modality. Because it is not standardized, usage is fragmented and capitalization varies.

Possible interpretations include: as a brand name for products emphasizing tactile interaction; as a design principle in devices or software that seeks to pair touch input with other controls; or as a fictional or stylistic term in literature or media. In practice, the intended meaning is determined by the source that uses it.

There is no canonical history or etymology. If you encounter the term, consult the primary source to determine its intended sense.

See also: touch, haptic feedback, tactile interaction, human–computer interaction, brand naming.