…created for calls,
developed in multi-connection platforms with the most advanced computing
abilities and application functionalities: here the SMARTPHONE.
A research published
at ASYMCO.COM is forecasting that, within five years, all
phones will be smartphones. But how will smartphones and their usage evolve? “Human
interface” is definitely playing a key role in defining how it will look like…
Microsoft is
currently working on the development of a new interface for Windows 8 phones,
based on gesture recognition and advanced control movement (VR-Zone.com).
Other
companies (such as Hillcrest Labs) are moving in the same direction to create
the “next-generation user experience” through multi-platforms devices for gesture
recognition (infohq.com)
As
reported in the article at ECNMAG.COM, this new smartphone generation will modify
our habits and allow us to complete a larger number of tasks.
But
do you really believe that the final result of this evolutionary process will
be a “totally humanized phone”, as
proposed by the following Nokia research - HumanForm, able not only to capture visible
movements, but also to understand and translate feelings through emotional
interactions?
