Blackberry Corporation

Christopher Ying Wai Ho

James Alexander Robinson

Amit Pal Singh

Bergen Albert Fletcher

John Edward Dolson

Kevin Paul Timmerman

A touch-sensitive display includes first electrodes and second electrodes coupled to a first controller to detect touches by self-capacitance touch sensing. The touch-sensitive display also includes third electrodes coupled to a second controller to detect touches by mutual-capacitance touch sensing utilizing the third electrodes and the second electrodes. The first electrodes are different from the third electrodes.

Electronic device including touch-sensitive display and method of detecting touches

An electronic device includes a display controller, first drive electrodes operably coupled to the display controller to drive the first drive electrodes to detect touches on a display while the electronic device is operating in a normal power condition, a touch controller operably coupled to the display controller, second drive electrodes operably coupled to the touch controller to drive the second drive electrodes to detect touches on the display while the electronic device is operating in a reduced power condition, and sense electrodes operably coupled to the touch controller.

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Markham, Canada

Christopher Ying Wai Ho