Tag Archive for 'onyx'
Looks like some congratulations are in order! Our friends over at Synaptics have been awarded the red dot online design concept award for Interaction & Communication for their Onyx prototype, as exclusively featured on SlashGear back in October 2006. Onyx is a new paradigm in gesture interface, where users control their cellphones via one and [...]
If you can stomach reading something a little more in-depth than the usual ephemeral internet dross, and you’re interested (is there anybody who isn’t?) in the prospect of an Apple-made cellphone, it’s worth taking a look at Neo’s summary of recent Apple touchscreen-related patents over at MacNN.com.
Regular SlashGear readers might find most interesting the similarities [...]
Not wishing to be a sour old minx, but I don’t think it would be to-the-core shaking to say that the last Apple keynote was a bit of an anti-climax. What seems like a billion salivating fanboys (and more than a few interested-despite-themselves Microsofties) now begin taking a very deep breath in the hope [...]
After Apple’s drearily uninteresting Bumnote, sorry, Keynote earlier this month, I’ve been waiting for my electronic twiddly bits to get perked up by some exciting tech news. I think today might be the day…
SlashGear has received a press release and an internal document about Onyx, a collaborative cellphone project by touch-sensor specialists [...]
