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I am always a little skeptical about gestures that involve physically moving or tilting or swivelling the phone. Maybe it works well for others but I find it g
by ultimoo 12y ago
I am always a little skeptical about gestures that involve physically moving or tilting or swivelling the phone.
Maybe it works well for others but I find it getting very much in the way when I use my phone in bed, or lying around on the couch, or walking even.
On my iPhone 5, I have the screen rotation locked for about 99% of the time.
- lightblade 12y agoRemember this is paired with Dynamic Perspective. So maybe we'll see it detects the orientation of your face before deciding on what to do.
- happyscrappy 12y agoThat seems like the only way to prevent it from being some kind of torture chamber. Although it still could be, hopefully you can turn it off if necessary.
- DannyBee 12y agoWhat is the power usage of running 4 different cameras to do this? I can't imagine it's small, so they must be not "always-on", which means there is some tradeoff here.
- toddmorey 12y agoI think the subtle tilt-to-scroll paradigm, if it works well, could become widely adopted. It seems to make one-handed scrolling much more approachable without any fingers obscuring content. Question: Does it seem like it requires the camera system to make it usable or could it be done reliably with just the accelerometers now common in smart phones?
- NDizzle 12y agoI was thinking the same thing. Yet another product that I can't use for couch surfing. More people need to copy the old HP stuff where you used the bezel for navigation and commands.