04 Sep 08 Apple to Combine Multi-touch with Voice and Camera
I’d like to be in any of the brain-storming meetings Apple’s employees go to. How else would they come up with all sorts of interesting ideas. We hear now that Apple wants to add voice and camera to multi-touch in an attempt to improve our gadgets experience.
Voice could be use with the iPhone. You could copy paste everything you wanted with such a feature. Camera could be used in laptops and desktops. Such a camera could monitor your hands position and their action on a touch surface. Depending on how you move your hands certain actions will be performed.
With such concept controls in mind let’s see what products will Apple design.
via Gizmodo
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