US Microsoft Corp. is working on a new technology that will change the way you react to smart phone users with their phones and reducing touching your phone's screen, providing a new Microsoft technology for the user to control applications and browse the content without touching the phone's screen development, according to new video published by the research team in the company via YouTube.
Microsoft's new technology will change the future of interacting with smartphones
Said Ken Hinckley of research at Microsoft Corp. that good technology that will change the future of interaction with smart phones, like many Almcharba in Microsoft's labs is not known when it will be available, such as this new technology in Microsoft's phones but Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft is keen to transform such this fictional techniques to real commercial products.
Although there are similar techniques from other companies such as Air View technology from Samsung that offers a similar feature in some applications and technology previously provided by Sony in its phones and technology Soli that evolution Google Inc., but Microsoft's new technology enables the user to better interact with their experience remotely without touching, such as the ability to scroll Web pages, for example, when a user's finger above the screen signal while watching the video control video tools will appear, such as the introduction delays and start and stop the video and when using the phone with one hand and pointing on the screen all the necessary tools will appear, and within Features which are also offered by Microsoft's new technology for the user to select text without touching the phone's screen or select the text and then choose easily copied or deleted easily the finger of another.
Microsoft Corp. is making a recent great efforts to take advantage of innovative ideas in their laboratories and converted to commercial products, where officially launched the beta version of glasses virtual reality HoloLens also announced a new technology that will help the blind to recognize objects and people around them, it is not known whether Microsoft will provide such technology for mobile Windows only, or will be provided for manufacturers of smart phones operating and other operating systems, where Microsoft's suffering in the smartphone sector, despite its acquisition of Nokia Corporation in 2013.
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