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Showing posts with label multitouch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label multitouch. Show all posts

November 22, 2011

A 40" multitouch desk!

These days, technology is becoming incorporated into everything. We see it in cooking, shopping, and even clothing. Now, ExoPC is going to integrate it into desks. Yes, desks.

ExoPC just released a teaser video (shown at the end of this post) of their latest upcoming innovation, the EXODesk. While the video is simply mind-blowing, it won't release much information about the desk. ExoPC promises to go into more detail at CES in January.

However, their 50-second teaser does give us some information. It says the desk has a 40" multitouch screen, "40 high definiton inches" as the video puts it. It has a blue circle with 19 widgets including a calendar around it. Also, a 4 finger swipe at the corner reveals an amazing "Timeline" with RSS Feeds, tweets and alerts. What makes it even more appealing is the price. When Samsung tried making a similar desk, their Samsung SUR40 costed a whopping $8,400. This desk will go on sale for only $1,299. I don't know about you, but I'm saving up for this!

January 12, 2011

iOS 4.3 Beta has been released!

Apple has just released iOS 4.3 Beta! It is available as an update for the following devices: iPad, iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPod Touch 4, iPod Touch 3, Newest Apple TV. Apple has confirmed that it will bring the "personal hotspot" feature, letting you connect 5 Wi-Fi enabled devices to your iDevice's network. It will also allow recurring billing on apps, which means you will be able to subscribe to magazines and newspapers. It even adds more multitouch gestures for the iPad including 4 and 5 finger swipes allowing you to go to the home screen, bring out the multitasking tray, or switch apps. Another relief is that at first Apple said they would change the switch on the iPad from locking the screen rotation to muting it, but they decided to give you the option of which function it has. What will iOS be like in 2030? Ugh...