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Hmm, interesting. A cheap touchscreen on the back of the phone could really improve one handed usability. The larger phones really make you reach for things. Wo
by runawaybottle 6y ago
Hmm, interesting. A cheap touchscreen on the back of the phone could really improve one handed usability. The larger phones really make you reach for things. Would love to be able to claw a few gestures on the back of the phone like unselecting an autocorrect (which always has me hovering over the autocorrect bubble, but I’d love to just swipe with my index or middle finger on the back to ignore autocorrect for the word).
Two finger swipe on the back could shuffle browser tabs. This feels like a no brainer, what’s stopping this from being implemented?
- withinboredom 6y ago> what’s stopping this from being implemented? phone cases?
- SahAssar 6y agoThis sounds like what the PS vita had, basically a touchpad on the back of the device. That was a gaming system but IIRC almost no apps/games used it.