The new Apple Magic Mouse has no buttons, has bluetooth, cost $69 and it mimics the multi-touch capabilities of the iPhone. From Apple’s Press Release : Magic Mouse features a seamless touch-sensitive enclosure that allows it to be a single or multi-button mouse with advanced gesture support. Using intuitive gestures, users can easily scroll through long documents, pan across large images or swipe to move forward or backward through a collection of web pages or photos. Magic Mouse works for
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Tag: ButtonsIn the future, Aliph says it plans to make its own cases that will hold and charge its Jawbone headsets. Aliph's Jawbone has always been one of the most stylish Bluetooth headsets, thanks to its compact form factor and disguised buttons ...
There is something about LEGO stuff that makes you want to have them whether you need them or not, and for example just take a look at this calculator: it has a very simple design, and is a classic looking calculator, made to look like those Lego blocks that we played around with when we were young. This cool calculator from Lego with all the round buttons placed at a distance, makes it easy to be used; the height of the screen where you see the numbers you have punched in is very eye catchi
Functionality of Apple wired headsets can vary between iPod and iPhone models. Most headsets work for audio playback, but some headsets have features such as a mic or buttons to control iPod functions that work only on newer iPod and ...
Functionality of Apple wired headsets can vary between iPod and iPhone models. Most headsets work for audio playback, but some headsets have features such as a mic or buttons to control iPod functions that work only on newer iPod and .
Filed under: iPhone , App Store , iPod touch Coolness Test (iTunes link) is a well-executed game of skill where you tap a green button as it moves around the screen. You have to avoid the red button, and both move around the screen with each tap. The developers found people were playing for extraordinary lengths of time, and I can see why. You can enter a sort of trance as you focus on the movement of the buttons. It might even improve hand/eye coordination, but all videogames say that, don’t th
Nintendo has been driving shivers down my spine with so much innovation in the gaming industry, making me think twice is the buttons that I am bashing constanly while trying to steer the car around the corner is really the way we should play games?
IGN has a pretty good coverage of TGS 2005 and the Nintendo booth brought some wows from the crowd, well it wowed me for sure. Image a controller which interacts with the way you move. Yes when the game get exciting and you start moving the you body to get out of traffic. This controller actually does that. It interacts with you, you fish like you normally will, play tennis like swinging a racquet. It sure looks promising. Now I wonder which console should I be saving up for.
TGS coverage on the Nintendo Revolution Controller
Those who need video evidence, the control in action
The Razer Naga mouse is designed to 'enhance your ability to control your character', and it features 17 MMO optimized buttons on the mouse that can be individually programmed for different in game commands.