A new interface from Microsoft Research, called Manual Deskterity, attempts to combine the strengths of touch interaction with the precision of a pen.
A letter to democracy
3 days ago
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
A collection of articles and blogs I thought worth cataloguing plus the occasional rant. Nothing new here, move along!
About Me
Plurk & Twitter
Tags
Applications
(8)
Artificial Intelligence
(6)
Augmented Reality
(7)
Biology
(19)
Business
(11)
Censorship
(7)
Chips
(9)
Ecology
(11)
Education
(3)
Engineering
(6)
Games
(3)
Google
(14)
Health
(4)
History
(2)
Humanity
(16)
Medical
(7)
Military
(6)
Physics
(26)
Politics
(5)
Privacy
(18)
Psychology
(6)
Robots
(2)
Science
(48)
Second Life
(10)
Security
(8)
Social Media
(16)
Software
(22)
Technology
(48)
Training
(2)
Ubiquitous Computing
(11)
Virtual Worlds
(7)
Blog Archive
-
▼
2010
(149)
-
▼
April
(21)
- 3D printer could build moon bases
- Super secure data encryption gets faster
- Viruses harnessed to split water
- Printed cells to treat burn victims
- Beaming Power to UAVs, Space Elevators, and Someda...
- Stanford engineers generated electrical current fr...
- First Evidence That Quantum Processes Generate Tru...
- Stimulating Healing in the Heart
- Brain Interfaces Made of Silk
- Motivated Multitasking: How the Brain Keeps Tabs o...
- New Computer Interface Goes Beyond Just Touch
- Solar-Powered Plane "Solar Impulse" Has Successful...
- H.P. Says New Device Could Transform Chip-Making
- Diamond chips to make meaner, greener electronics ...
- Augmented reality puts the squeeze into virtual hu...
- PeerIndex plans to build a DNA profile of your exp...
- Doublethink – The Digital Economy Bill against the...
- Researchers Take Promising Approach to Chemical Co...
- Robot creates art?: Life-drawing robot could teach...
- Core Wars: The Battle to Change the Virtual World ...
- Mobile Phone Mind Control
-
▼
April
(21)
Posts
No comments:
Post a Comment