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More natural than a touch screen

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Go and take a look at MyOrigo ‘s website for a really innovative take on handheld devices. Their idea is that how you hold a device inputs into what you see on the screen. For example:

  • Tilt the device forward – the document on the screen scrolls
  • Touch the screen – the device vibrates to provide feedback, even in noisy surroundings
  • Rotate the device 90 degrees – the screen switches automatically from portrait to landscape

The first example from My Origo is a mobile phone that is due to ship in 2003, but the principle could be applied to other devices from well known manufacturers, such as television remote controls or mp3 players.

Written by Ian Fogg

July 10, 2003 at 9:22 pm

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