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Motiv is a new development platform from Immersion. This should make creating more engaging UI and games on Android mobile devices easier and faster. I am particularly interested in the ability to create different frequencies of vibration easily. I have worked with other Immersion software in the past including rumble and touch sense. One of [...]

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There have been many implementations of gestural interactions with computers and data. Oblong has g-speak g-speak overview 1828121108 from john underkoffler on Vimeo. Microsoft Surface Indeed, the hippest phone around, the iPhone is exciting mostly (and arguably) because it provides the ability to interact with information more realistically and naturally. What we are missing is [...]

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I am headed to the Verizon store right now to get my hands on the Storm. Five reasons this device could really be an iPhone killer: It has a better camera – The iPhone 3G comes to the table with a puny 2 megapixel camera and, at the moment, doesn’t offer video capture. The BlackBerry [...]

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iPhones have started a revolution. As of yesterday, we have the feisty upstart, the G1 For those who are interested in what mobile computing will look like in the future, or to help create it yourself; The Telecom Council of Silicon Valley presents the Handset Innovation Review, sponsored by Kotra. Thu, Oct 9, 8:30am-5:00pm, Santa [...]

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The much-hyped (ripe for disappointment) Android operating system from Google is set to release on a new T-Mobile phone developed by HTC on September 23rd. The overwhelming popularity of the iPhone and the 3rd party applications from their iTunes App Store has led Google to follow a similar path in allowing developers to create mobile [...]

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