Guest Post Over the last several weeks, reviewers, analysts and reporters seem to have forgotten the very raison d'être for being in the technology industry in the first place – “to go boldly where no man has gone before”. This is especially true when it comes to Windows 8's user interface.
Microsoft already made controller-less motion interaction popular with Kinect, so why not try to revolutionize other kinds of sensor and interaction technology too? Its new Digits hand sensor could work for gaming, augmented reality, mobile device apps, and more.
Touchscreens may have completely changed the mobile phone interface, but tomorrow’s phones will go even further, responding to grip, squeezing and other input on the sides and back of the device. This, at least, is the vision of Swedish interface …
