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Microsoft to Kinect Up the Next Windows Phone
The Verge has reported that Microsoft is in the process of inducting Kinect features in its next Windows phone, code named “Mclaren”. The Mclaren was introduced to the world through phone tripsters EVLeaks. The phone will be a successor to the Lumia 1020 and will boast propriety technology like 3D touch and Real Motion. These…
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Microsoft muestra su tecnología 3D touch en un Windows Phone
Microsoft muestra su tecnología 3D touch en un Windows Phone
Hace solo unas horas que os hablábamos de la tecnología 3D Touch o Real Motion, un avance en el que está trabajando Microsoft y gracias al cual podremos interactuar con nuestro Windows Phone sin necesidad de tocar la pantalla del teléfono, bastará realizar gestos sobre el dispositivo sin tocarlo. Pues bien ya podemos verlo en acción gracias a una demostración de un sensor de bajo coste…
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Nuevos rumores sobre la la tecnología 3D Touch que prepara Microsoft para sus smartphones
Nuevos rumores sobre la la tecnología 3D Touch que prepara Microsoft para sus smartphones
Uno de los grandes avances que esperamos nos presente Microsoft en un futuro próximo es la llamada tecnología 3D Touch o Real Motion, con ella podremos controlar nuestro terminal sin tener que tocar la pantalla , simplemente efectuando una serie de gestos. Según The Verge, Microsoft estaría preparando su próximo buque insignia bajo el nombre McLaren, algo que ya nos habían filtrado antes, y que…
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Keep well in mind that it is strangely possible for us to oppose ourselves. An illustration: competing visual fields. The projection room dark. The blue of the sky would not move us, were it a foot or so above our heads. Fear drives the body, looking for itself. Someone lying in the roadway. About pain, we are all more or less agreed, but reflection is necessary for such functions as urination, walking, writing, sexual intercourse. A single, unified judgment establishes the matter as undecided. Sweeps of the eye traverse and surmount something, the traversing and surmounting of which might, in another way, be a matter of time, toil, danger--its very height suggesting the violence of a fall. I am myself, but I develop.
Keith Waldrop - "Real Motion" - from Transcendental Studies: A Trilogy
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