I actually wrote a research paper just last semester for my undergrad operating systems class on 'user interfaces in the year 2022', and although this wasn't my

I actually wrote a research paper just last semester for my undergrad operating systems class on 'user interfaces in the year 2022', and although this wasn't my exact focus I'll share some things I noticed while researching as well as others papers on this topic. I don't think the traditional keyboard and mouse will completely go away. We will see improvements in both, but for productivity means there's no highly-productive and intuitive interface on the horizon to replace them altogether. I think we'll see a huge improvement in touch-screen interfaces. I never realized just how bad our touch-screens were before researching this, but I'd expect to see a huge jump in the next 10 years. This includes increased haptic feedback and the introduction of dynamic buttons [1]. [1] http://www.tactustechnology.com/technology.html http://www.tactustechnology.com/technology.html