What Comes After the Touch Screen?
Gesture control, devices that recognize different people, and tricks to make a screen feel as if it has physical buttons could be coming to your gadgets.
Contributors
Will Knight
Follow @twitterapiOnline Editor
I’m MIT Technology Review’s online editor. Before joining this publication, I was the online editor at New Scientist magazine. I’m particularly interested in data visualization, the history of technology, machine intelligence, and robotics. If you have something to pitch, or a comment about our editorial content, please contact me at myfirstname.mylastname@technologyreview.com.
Will Knight's Stories
Three Questions for Robin Dunbar
The British anthropologist's pioneering research on human social behavior has shaped business theory, military planning, and social-network design.
Harvard and MIT Offer Online Education for Free
The joint venture builds on an existing MIT platform that serves 120,000 students worldwide.
Mozilla Will Demo a Smart Phone OS This Year
Boot-to-Gecko could be great for developers, but will any hardware use it?
Web Protests Weaken Antipiracy Bills
But the fight will continue as supporters try to amend the two pieces of legislation.
The Ripple Effect of Your Social Circle
See how your updates spread across Google+ with its new visualization tool.
Dropbox Announces 'Team' Service and Mobile Deal
The cloud-storage startup is offering a terabyte of storage for heavy users, and its software will appear on almost all HTC devices in 2012.
Software Photoshops Any Image You Want
A research project converts crude sketches into photorealistic scenes using Internet photographs.
Anonymizing Android Devices
Tor--a networking scheme that hides users' online activities--is going mobile.
How to Survive a Gmail Outage
The benefits of unplugging from the cloud.
