Good golly, internet friends. You send a lot of email. I expect it will take all day just to catch up with the juicy bits sent in over the weekend, so we might as well get started. For the record, though, Boston is a nice town, but entirely too clean. I almost felt bad heaving quality Belgian beers all over their historic buildings.
Like check out this ‘IRIS’ technology from F-Origin, which uses a built-in accelerometer to track the movement of a PDA or phone display, making it easier to view larger pages of content (although in the demo, it looks like a sort of a fidelity-reducing angle). Still, it would be a very slick way to do a start-up screen or launch menu or something like that, and accelerometers have to be pretty cheap, right? Plus think of all the cool tilt-and-scroll tricks that could be done with one. I vote Accelerometers in ’05. (Thanks, Ryan!)
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