A Apple obteve a patente de um invento com “recursos potenciais em ‘quarta’ e ‘quinta’ dimensões”.
A tecnologia – à primeira vista superfuturista – é, na verdade, uma técnica que permitirá aos usuários executar ações em aparelhos conforme a intensidade de seus movimentos ou do toque. Isso sem a necessidade de usar um teclado, mouse ou a tela touchscreen.
A tecnologia – à primeira vista superfuturista – é, na verdade, uma técnica que permitirá aos usuários executar ações em aparelhos conforme a intensidade de seus movimentos ou do toque. Isso sem a necessidade de usar um teclado, mouse ou a tela touchscreen.
Como imaginou o site especializado CNET, seria mais ou menos como “tocar coisas apenas mexendo as mãos no ar” – a realidade imersiva mais perto. Isso quando, e se, a Apple realmente levar o projeto adiante. Na trajetória da companhia, há muitas ideias que ficaram na gaveta (por um tempo ou para sempre).
O iPad, por exemplo, foi desenhado pelo menos oito anos antes de ser lançado. E só se tornou um sucesso porque Steve Jobs, cofundador da Apple, soube a hora em que seria lucrativo coloca-lo no mercado. Jobs não era um gênio da tecnologia, mas tinha um senso comercial de mestre.
Apple got a patent for an invention to "potential resources in 'fourth' and 'fifth' dimension."
The technology - at first glance superfuturista - is actually a technique that will allow users to perform actions on apparatus according to the intensity of their movements or touch. That without the need to use a keyboard, mouse or touchscreen.
As envisioned the specialized site CNET, would be more or less as "touching things just moving your hands in the air" - the reality immersive closer. That is when, and if Apple really move the project forward. In the course of the company, there are many ideas that were in the drawer (for a while or forever).
The iPad, for example, was designed at least eight years before being released. It only became a success because Steve Jobs, cofounder of Apple, I knew the time would be profitable to put it on the market. Jobs was not a tech-savvy, but he had a master of business sense.
The technology - at first glance superfuturista - is actually a technique that will allow users to perform actions on apparatus according to the intensity of their movements or touch. That without the need to use a keyboard, mouse or touchscreen.
As envisioned the specialized site CNET, would be more or less as "touching things just moving your hands in the air" - the reality immersive closer. That is when, and if Apple really move the project forward. In the course of the company, there are many ideas that were in the drawer (for a while or forever).
The iPad, for example, was designed at least eight years before being released. It only became a success because Steve Jobs, cofounder of Apple, I knew the time would be profitable to put it on the market. Jobs was not a tech-savvy, but he had a master of business sense.
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