SAYL Chair from Herman Miller

Herman Miller has a reputation as a maker of exceptional office chairs.  They are ergonomic and beautifully designed.  Their SAYL chair was inspired by suspension bridges, and its frameless back is designed to be supportive and to keep you cool.  The chair has an adjustable seat height and tilt (with tilt-limiter).  Its fixed arms are designed to support your arms at a perfect height.  The Eco-Dematerialized design uses minimal materials without sacrificing quality or strength.  It contains no PVCs and is made of 93% recyclable materials.

The Gadgeteer, SAYL Chair from Herman Miller

Samsung reveals bada 2.0-powered Wave 3, Wave M and Wave Y [video]

Just days ahead of the IFA trade show in Berlin, Samsung officially unveiled three new bada 2.0-powered handsets: the Wave 3, Wave M and Wave Y. We first heard wind of the Wave 3 last week when an Android user spotted it inside of Samsung's Mobile Unpacked APK and now we have the full details. The Wave 3 is the high-end smartphone of the bunch and comes equipped with a 4-inch Super AMOLED screen, a 5-megapixel camera, a 1.4GHz processor and HSPA connectivity all in a 9mm thin brush-aluminum shell. The Wave M is the first device to hit the market with Samsung's new ChatON messaging software pre-installed.



Boy Genius Report, Samsung reveals bada 2.0-powered Wave 3, Wave M and Wave Y [video]

Hillcrest Labs' Scoop Pointer is decidedly less loopy than its predecessor

Remember the ringtastic Loop that motion control manufacturer Hillcrest Labs introed back in 2009. The Scoop Pointer is its more straightforward followup, an in-air mouse with six-axis control, nine programmable buttons, and souped up hardware and firmware. The pointer will be dropping in Q4, likely carrying a non-Hillcrest brand name. Press Release:Hillcrest Labs Unveils Next-Generation Portfolio of Motion Control Software and Products.

Engadget, Hillcrest Labs' Scoop Pointer is decidedly less loopy than its predecessor

BMW begins testing autonomous car tech on highways

Automakers are always looking to push the boundaries with experimental technology, but BMW seems to be ahead of the curve with respect to autonomous vehicles. Previously, BMW was sticking to closed circuits to show off its TrackTrainer. Now, however, the German automaker is venturing out on to public roads, and it's doing so with an automated 5 Series fitted with advanced ConnectedDrive technology. The system is enabled with a push of a button, once a driver has reached a highway. After it's allowed to work its technical sorcery, the ConnectedDrive system takes over acceleration and braking duty.

Autoblog, BMW begins testing autonomous car tech on highways

Live From The Samsung Galaxy S2 Event in NYC!

The cat is officially out of the bag. We already knew that Samsung was making a killing with the Galaxy S2, selling 5 million in the phone’s first 85 days. That number is about to drastically increase as Samsung has just announced availability in the United States on AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint. Although we know most of the details, we’re reporting live from the event and will surely have hands-on footage to share with you soon.





Android Phone, Live From The Samsung Galaxy S2 Event in NYC!

Motorola Pro+ QWERTY droid goes official, as Defy+ nears availability

Motorola surely has a knack for portrait QWERTY droids. The latest addition to the family will also extend the Plus branded line of Moto droids, which began a few weeks ago with the Defy+. There's a 5 megapixel autofocus camera at the back of the Motorola Pro+, while Wi-Fi, GPS, quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE and dual-band 3G/HSDPA radios are hiding inside its body.




GSM Arena, Motorola Pro+ QWERTY droid goes official, as Defy+ nears availability

Izon Spy Camera Streams Video to iOS Devices

Monitor the baby, or make a celebrity-style sex tape. You decide. Photo credit Stem Innovation. Izon is a “remote room monitor” which beams video across the Internet and onto the screen of your iPad, iPhone or iPod. It might also be described by a more cynical person than myself as a kind of lifestyle spy camera.

The Izon is a white plastic stick which swivels on its dome-shaped magnetic base to be easily pointed at whatever you want to spy on. Then, when away from home or office, you can dial in via a companion app and enjoy a live stream of whatever is going on.

Gadget Lab, Izon Spy Camera Streams Video to iOS Devices

Rogers BlackBerry Curve 9360 pricing leaks

Like all the other major Canadian carriers, Rogers will sell the BlackBerry Curve 9360, RIM's affordable smartphone sporting that ‘classic' BlackBerry look. Rogers may not have joined some of its competitors in already offering the Curve 9360, but it plans to do just that at some point in the near future. Rogers has already announced that.

Unwired View, Rogers BlackBerry Curve 9360 pricing leaks

HTC Evo 3D coming to India, will be expensive

Already released in the US and Europe, the HTC Evo 3D is coming soon to India, too, as HTC has officially announced the smartphone there. Reportedly, the Evo 3D will be available to Indian customers “very soon.” It will come with Android 2.3 Gingerbread on board, featuring a 4.3 inch qHD (960 x 540) glasses-free display, Sense UI, Wi-Fi, HSDPA, GPS, 5MP camera with 3D video recording, 1GB of RAM, and a dual-core 1.2GHz processor.

Unwired View, HTC Evo 3D coming to India, will be expensive

Sprint to hold ‘Strategy Update' media event on October 7th

Sprint will hold a media event on October 7th to discuss the company's strategy moving forward. While the specific topics to be covered by Sprint's senior management are unknown, there are certainly a few areas that are likely candidates. First and foremost, Sprint's plans with 4G moving forward are a bit up in the air right now. The carrier announced a deal with LightSquared that could bring 4G LTE service to Sprint subscribers in the near future, but LightSquared is having issues with its spectrum that need to be ironed out.

Boy Genius Report, Sprint to hold ‘Strategy Update' media event on October 7th

HP 635 Cheap Business Laptop with AMD Inside Launched

Hewlett-Packard has rolled out another cheap business 15.6-inch laptop, this time with AMD's technology. The notebooks come with 2 or 3GB of RAM, a 320GB hard disk drive, DVD burner, webcam, HDMI out, and Windows 7 Home or Pro OS. The screen is anti-reflective with a resolution of 1366-by-768.
According to the product page on Newegg, the battery life for the Phenom-powered HP 635 model is five hours, and we assume the Zacate-based model has even longer run time.



Laptoping.com, HP 635 Cheap Business Laptop with AMD Inside Launched

ICT Minister To Open Data Centres Southern Europe Inaugural Forum

Athens, 30 August 2011 - It has been announced that Mr Pantelis Tzortzakis, Deputy Minister of Administrative Reform and e-Government, and Chairman of the IT & Communications Committee will address the opening of Data Centres Southern Europe and Eastern Mediterranean forum which takes place in Athens on 19th September (www.datacentreseurope.com).

Press Release Distribution, ICT Minister To Open Data Centres Southern Europe Inaugural Forum

Laptops and Tablets at IFA 2011

So, regarding laptops and tablets, what can we expect to see on the upcoming IFA 2011 Expo in Berlin. What's likely to be the most significant event regarding these mobile computers is the launch of the Sony S (S1) and P (S2) tablets. For the tablet market of a great importance is also the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7, an updated version of the old 7″ Tab, as well as a brand new Toshiba tablet, which will be slimmer than the already available Thrive.

Laptop computers are an old story for some time, but new and innovative designs are coming to shake things a little bit.

Laptoping.com, Laptops and Tablets at IFA 2011

Sony DT 16-50mm f/2.8 SSM Standard Zoom Lens

The Sony DT 16-50mm f/2.8 SSM standard zoom lens is designed for Sony's A-mount digital SLT and SLR cameras with APS-C-sized sensor. The lens features two aspherical elements and three ED glass elements to minimize aberration at all focal lengths. What makes the Sony DT 16-50mm f/2.8 SSM lens more interesting is that it has a dust- and moisture-resistant design and an internal SSM (Super Sonic wave Motor) drive. The Sony DT 16-50mm f/2.8 SSM lens will be released in October 2011 for approx. $700.

TechFresh, Sony DT 16-50mm f/2.8 SSM Standard Zoom Lens

Sprint Holding “Strategy Update” Event In New York This October 7th

Looks like Sprint has something big planned for October 7th in what they’re calling a “Strategy Update.” Tons of press have been invited to their event in New York city and although no one knows exactly what ‘ol #3 will announce/unveil/reveal, you can bet it more than likely will have something to do with their acquisition of Clearwire and possibly their move to LTE-Advanced. Time for you guys to do some speculating of your own. What do you think will be announced. Merger with Google.



Android Phone, Sprint Holding “Strategy Update” Event In New York This October 7th

Illinois town builds own track for consumer test drives

If you're shopping for a vehicle near Naperville, Illinois, you may have a chance to put your possible purchases through the gauntlet on at a new facility. The town has joined forces with local dealers to create a driving course that would reduce the number of test drives on public streets and give buyers a better sense of the type of vehicle they were purchasing before they signed on the dotted line.

Autoblog, Illinois town builds own track for consumer test drives

Motorola DROID Bionic Twitter Account is Fake

You've probably seen “confirmation” of the DROID Bionic's September 8th release date running rampant. This is due to a @DroidBionic twitter account that posted such information, claiming it to be “official” and posing as an officially-sanctioned account of Verizon's answer release questions and generating buzz. Unfortunately, we must inform you all that this account is a fake as confirmed by Verizon and Motorola themselves.

Android Phone, Motorola DROID Bionic Twitter Account is Fake

Parrot Asteroid to drive music, Android from your dash this October (video)

We've seen flavors of Android on our tablets, smartphones - even a microwave oven - but Parrot's Asteroid receiver is finally ready to park in your car's dash, bringing a tricked out version of Google's mobile OS to yet another innovative platform. In addition to an FM radio and a line-in connection (duh), the Asteroid also includes USB connectivity, an SD card slot, music on demand, and voice activated music search. There's also hands-free calling over Bluetooth, contact voice recognition, and automatic phonebook sync - all controlled using a built-in jog wheel or your voice, and displayed on a 3.2-inch LCD.

Engadget, Parrot Asteroid to drive music, Android from your dash this October (video)

LG 3D Game Converter adds depth to regular 2D games

Press Release:World's First 3D Game Conversion Engine for Smartphones to be Unveiled by LG at IFA 2011. SEOUL, Aug. 29, 2011 -– At IFA 2011 in Berlin next week, LG Electronics (LG) will demonstrate the world's first OpenGL-based 2D to 3D game conversion engine available on a smartphone platform.

Engadget, LG 3D Game Converter adds depth to regular 2D games

HTC Wildfire S may be launched by Telstra on prepaid next month

The HTC Wildfire S is HTC's current offering in the midrange smartphone segment. There are cheaper competitors, but most of them aren't specced as well as the Wildfire S, so the tiny HTC device probably is selling quite well across the world. And now it looks like it's also headed to Telstra in Australia. The carrier will reportedly start selling the diminutive handset sometime next month, on prepaid plans. The information comes from Dick Smith Electronics, which is expecting the first stock of Wildfire S smartphones to arrive in its warehouses on September 5.

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Dev Ltd. launches all-in-one customer service system for the housing sector.

Locate offers the complete tenant management package for social and private landlords.Leeds, 24 August, 2011 - Dev Ltd., an Internet systems developer with over ten years of experience in housing, today announces the launch of its new customer services online solution for tenants.Based on work with a number of progressive Housing Associations, the new web-based service, Locate incorporates a range of functions that practically handle many of the needs of both social and private landlords.

Press Release Distribution, Dev Ltd. launches all-in-one customer service system for the housing sector.

Renewable energy experts have identified a ‘Green Gap’ amongst the British public

New research conducted by utility and environmental consultancy Gemserv has identified huge demand from British households to 'Go Green' and produce their own energy.Gemserv's study of over 2000 British adults found that 61% of homeowners would consider installing means to generating their own energy, whether that is by using solar PV panels, installing air source heat pumps, using biomass fuel or harnessing the power of nature by using hydro power. Experts have dubbed the gulf between consumers' eagerness to embrace renewable energy technologies and their lack of knowledge about it - 'The Green Gap'.

Press Release Distribution, Renewable energy experts have identified a ‘Green Gap’ amongst the British public

How would you change Samsung's Droid Charge?

Skipped over the Thunderbolt, did you. If you were waiting for that other LTE phone to come your way, Samsung's Droid Charge may have been the one that caught your eye. For those who settled on it, we're interested in knowing how things have been going. How's that Super AMOLED Plus panel treating you. outdoors? Is the LTE radio smashing your battery life? Are the Android tweaks to your liking? Still feel it was worth the price premium at launch? There's no doubt that the Charge is one of favorites on Big Red right now, but that's not to say it doesn't have its quirks.

Engadget, How would you change Samsung's Droid Charge?

Have a few extra million to spend: Take a vacation on the space hotel

If you can't wait until 2020 to take a vacation on Virgin's Spaceship to an orbital tour of outer space, then make a reservation in 2016 for the Russian Space Hotel.   The cost is a bit steep at $818,000 to travel via a Soyuz rocket to the hotel, and then another $163,000 for five days and four nights.  A family of four should get ready for some sticker shock as they would need to spend $4 million for a vacation in space, but think about the reports the kids would deliver in school the next week.

The Gadgeteer, Have a few extra million to spend: Take a vacation on the space hotel

Inhabitat's Week in Green: Lighting superbike, kinetic energy generator and vibrating gloves

Each week our friends at Inhabitat recap the week's most interesting green developments and clean tech news for us - it's the Week in Green. It's been an epic week for environmental news as Inhabitat reported that the East Coast battened its hatches against the force of Hurricane Irene, which has arrived in the wake of a 5.6 earthquake that shook the Eastern Seaboard from Virgina to New York. We compiled a series of tips to help our readers weather the storm, and we took a closer look at the six nuclear power plants that were shaken by the East Coast's unusual quake.

Engadget, Inhabitat's Week in Green: Lighting superbike, kinetic energy generator and vibrating gloves

Galaxy S II LTE and Galaxy Tab 8.9 LTE announced, set to debut at IFA

Well, if you thought Samsung was done tweaking the Galaxy S II, you were very mistaken. The Korean company is getting ready to unveil the Galaxy S II LTE at IFA in Berlin this week, alongside an LTE version of it's still elusive Galaxy Tab 8.9 - and we'll be there to get some hands on time. Both devices are sporting an updated dual-core processor running at 1.5GHz, while the S II is also getting a size bump and moving up to a 4.5-inch screen. The Tab remains otherwise unchanged, rocking the same 1200 x 800 screen and super-svelte (8.6mm thick) design.

Engadget, Galaxy S II LTE and Galaxy Tab 8.9 LTE announced, set to debut at IFA

GOgroove DynaMIX High-Performance Jet Black Earbuds

The GOgroove DynaMIX High-Performance Jet Black earbuds are designed for use with iPhone and iPod touch. These heavy-duty alloy earbuds are equipped with a hands-free microphone, a one-touch playback controller, a no-tangle flat cord, and an optimized SonusMAX sound for a fully immersed, premium audio experience. $29.99 is all you need to bring home these high-quality earphones.

TechFresh, GOgroove DynaMIX High-Performance Jet Black Earbuds

Mobile Miscellany: week of August 22, 2011

This week was packed with news on the mobile front, so it was easy to miss a few stories here and there. Here's some of the other stuff that happened in the wide world of wireless for the week of August 15, 2011:. Phone ReleasesFido launched the Samsung Galaxy Q, also known as the Gravity Smart in the US, on Thursday. [via MobileSyrup]The BlackBerry Curve 9360 can already be purchased on Telus for $50 with a three-year contract, and the Torch 9860 will be available on August 30th.

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Sony's S2 to launch as the Tablet P next month, specs leaked

Information about Sony's two upcoming Android tablets just keeps on leaking, indicating that perhaps it's high time Sony launches them. Anyway, that's still on track to happen early next month. Until then, we have some more details. As we told you a few days ago, what we've known so far as the Sony S1 will be released as the Sony Tablet S. And now we've received word that the Sony S2 will be sold under the name Sony Tablet P. Makes sense, right?

But wait, there's more. Here's the most complete specsheet for the Tablet P (seen in the picture above on the right) yet.

Unwired View, Sony's S2 to launch as the Tablet P next month, specs leaked

R-Type Coming Soon to Android – Bringing Back Oldschool 16-bit Fun

Developer DotEmu is bringing back the old-school when they debut the 1987 hit, R-Type on the Android Market this September 12th. You may remember this retro 16-bit game from back in the day when it rocked the world with (then) cutting edge graphics and frantic side-scrolling shooter gameplay. The Android edition will pretty much be a direct port of the original title but optimized with new touchscreen controls and support for Open Feint for sharing your game scores/progress. The game features tons of power-ups, enemies, boss fights and of course, the famous charge shot.


Android Phone, R-Type Coming Soon to Android â€" Bringing Back Oldschool 16-bit Fun

Russia approves tunnel to Alaska under Bering Strait

The Russian government has given the go-ahead on an ambitious new tunnel project that could connect Siberia with Alaska via an underground rail line. If completed, the $65 billion project will be the longest underwater tunnel in the world, besting the Chunnel between England and France by twice the distance. The planned course would stretch over 65 miles and would snake beneath the Big and Little Diomede Islands. According to Inhabitat, the project will be funded by a private and public partnership.

2DayBlog.com, Russia approves tunnel to Alaska under Bering Strait

Samsung Mobile USA Shows Off Galaxy S II Email Functionality [VIDEO]

With the official unveiling of the Samsung Galaxy S II for the US only days away, Samsung Mobile USA is ramping up their efforts to promote the handset, giving us a look at some of the features we can expect when the highly-anticipated phone finally launches in the coming weeks. In the above video demonstrating the S II’s email app, it appears the handset being used is simply the international variant and not a retooled US model, so there isn’t a lot to see here that hasn’t been shown off before. Still worth a peek.




Android Phone, Samsung Mobile USA Shows Off Galaxy S II Email Functionality [VIDEO]

Alcatel OT-990 now available at O2 UK for £99.99 on Pay & Go

The Alcatel OT-990 Android-powered smartphone that we fondled back in February during MWC has finally become available in the UK. O2 has nabbed itself an exclusivity deal on this handset, and is now offering it on Pay & Go. The Alcatel OT-990 can be yours if you agree to part with £99.99. Despite the cheapish price, this is anything but the lowest-end Android phone we've ever seen.

Unwired View, Alcatel OT-990 now available at O2 UK for £99.99 on Pay & Go

Sony Android tablet details and specs continue to leak, 'S2' is the Sony Tablet P

We've got more info for you on the pair of Android tablets Sony plans to launch next year, as our source indicates the dual 5.5-inch screened clamshell, thus far codenamed the S2, will launch as the Sony Tablet P. Hardware specs include a weight of 370 grams - less than the iPad 2's 601 grams, but more than say, a Kyocera Echo at 193g - 512Mb of RAM, 4GB of storage and a 2GB SD card, with connectivity over 4G or WiFi.

Engadget, Sony Android tablet details and specs continue to leak, 'S2' is the Sony Tablet P

Bell Motorola Atrix Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread update now available

Good news if you're in Canada, own a Motorola Atrix Android-powered smartphone and have bought it from Bell. According to MobileSyrup, the much-awaited Android Gingerbread update for Bell's Atrix is finally rolling out, with several people reporting that they've already received it. The update has reached Canada about one month after being made available in the US.

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ViewSonic to unveil budget ViewPad 7e tablet at IFA?

IFA 2011 is shaping up to be a pretty interesting event, what with Samsung supposedly announce a slew of new devices, and now it seems that ViewSonic will have something for those of you looking to purchase a tablet on a budget. ViewSonic will be unveiling the ViewPad 7e which they are touting as "affordable" and comes pre-installed with Amazon's Kindle software, so we're guessing that the tablet is aimed more towards those who prioritize the tablet as a substitute ebook reader, in place of Amazon's Kindle or the Nook.

Ubergizmo, ViewSonic to unveil budget ViewPad 7e tablet at IFA?

Microsoft gesture patents reveal possible dual-screen tablet focus

Earlier this year, we heard a slew of whispers promising a late winter launch for Microsoft's Windows 8 tablets - there was even mention of a tab-specific OS. While it's become clear that Redmond intends for its new operating system to run on multiple devices, insight into its tablet plans are still somewhat shrouded in mystery. From the looks of these gesture patents, however, it's clear MS has been eyeing a dual-screen tablet future.

Engadget, Microsoft gesture patents reveal possible dual-screen tablet focus

Android code found in BlackBerry OS 7?

It is said that a leaked copy of BlackBerry OS 7.0.0.353 is floating around, and for those who actually know how code works, they would have found some sort of Android code within. The whole reason behind that. Well, we do know that RIM's developers intend to include some sort of Android emulation in the QNX platform, so perhaps this leaked copy has all the relevant information. Perhaps it is just one specific routine, but without any further release of some sort of source code, it can be rather hard to say.

Ubergizmo, Android code found in BlackBerry OS 7?

One-click Droid 3 root arrives

The Motorola Droid 3 has been rooted officially – which goes to say in layman's parlance that one is able to access developer files which were previously off-limits, allowing custom code to tweak the operating system in ways that was not possible before – needless to say this is a double-edged sword, but so far the homebrew community have delivered far more positives than negatives. Rooting a device could prove to be rather complicated at times, where the original method of going about it was relatively easy although you will still need to have ADB set up.

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JVC Upgrade its 3D GS-TD1 Camera with AVCHD 2.0

JVC announced today that it will offer a free upgrade to its 3D Capable GS-TD1 Camera to AVCHD 2.0. This upgrade will allow all the advantage of AVHCD 2.0 to the GS-TD1 with the capacity to now record Full HD (1080x60p) 3D video camera at 34Mbps in to MP4 (MVC).

Akihabara News, JVC Upgrade its 3D GS-TD1 Camera with AVCHD 2.0

The Avenger Controller from N-Control — Add-on for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 Game Controllers,

As an add-on for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 game controllers, the Avenger Controller allows users to operate most of the buttons on the controllers without taking their hands from the analog sticks. This allows the gamer to employ rapid, fluid movements between individual buttons and analog sticks; it also provides access to up to nine functions simultaneously.

Trendy Gadget, The Avenger Controller from N-Control â€" Add-on for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 Game Controllers,

Samsung Nexus Prime Receives WiFi Certification

The Samsung GT-I9250 which has a 99.9% chance of turning out to be the upcoming Nexus Prime has just passed its WiFi certification today. Right on schedule with that leaked Samsung roadmap, the eve of the Nexus Prime is almost upon us. In case you needed a refresher, this device will be the premier Google device running the latest version of Android Ice Cream Sandwich. The device will have a 1280×720 HD screen so bright, so vivid, it will be like looking into the face of Andy Rubin himself. Word is Google has made nice with Texas Instruments so you can expect the latest OMAP4 processor they have to offer.

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Sony AR tool to help your screen size decisions

Ever went to a mall and saw that gorgeous looking LED or LCD display and wondered if it would fit your living room. Sony AR is here to help . The process is pretty much straight forward, visit the website print the marker, take a photo of the marker on the position the screen will be and upload the picture to the website, in a few seconds you will be able to start choosing screens and see what they look like on your space (and wallet!).

Akihabara News, Sony AR tool to help your screen size decisions

Olympus E-PM1 PEN Mini Gets Pricing In The UK And US

Olympus' brand new interchangeable lens camera ‘E-PM1 PEN Mini' has finally been priced in the UK and US. This small and lightweight camera will go on sale from early Autumn 2011 for 449.99 GBP/$499.95 (a kit zoom and a tiltable external flash are included). For your info, the E-PM1 PEN Mini sports a 12.3-megapixel High Speed Live MOS sensor, a 3.0-inch LCD display, a powerful TruePic VI image engine, an SD/SDHC/SDXC card slot, ISO up to 12800 and 1080i Full HD stereo movie recording capabilities.

TechFresh, Olympus E-PM1 PEN Mini Gets Pricing In The UK And US

Microsoft Applies For Patents on Multi-touch/Multi-screen Gestures – Should Android Worry?

Some patents Microsoft applied for back in February of '10 have recently gone public thanks to MicrosoftNews. So, why is Microsoft news on an Android site. Well, kids — if granted, these patents could pose a significant threat to our beloved Android OS and her OEM's. Let's take a look at Microsoft is trying to claim as “theirs”  (brace yourself).
Off-Screen Gestures to Create On-Screen Input

The patent provides for single-touch gestures, multi-finger same-hand gestures, and multi-finger different-hand gestures, all of which can operate along the bezel moving from the inside-out, or the outside-in.





Android Phone, Microsoft Applies For Patents on Multi-touch/Multi-screen Gestures â€" Should Android Worry?