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Ever since Nintendo's Wii, gesture and motion control have, more or less, gotten a bad rap. Microsoft's Kinect didn't help the matter, as users soon realized that it requires much less effort to press ...

Microsoft may have some interesting new technology hiding up its sleeve. According to a report from the Verge, Microsoft plans to incorporate Kinect-like gestures into the interface of the upcoming ...

We never really know where the next game-changing innovation will come from. The smartphone started out as just that -- a smarter phone. But when Apple opened up its API to developers, that open ...

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It seems Minority Report-style computer interfaces might arrive a whole lot sooner than we expected: A new USB device, called The Leap, creates an 8-cubic-feet bubble of "interaction space," which ...

Could Microsoft's motion-sensing Kinect technology soon be a part of your company board room, or help you shop for a car? Microsoft is celebrating the one-year anniversary of its Kinect gesture and ...

Born and raised in Germany, Jennifer fell in love with video games at an early age when playing Pac-Man at a friend's house. After graduating from university with a degree in computer science, she ...

The Kinect is awesome, but if you want to do anything at a higher resolution detecting a person’s limbs, you’re out of luck. [Chris McCormick] over at CogniMem has a great solution to this problem: ...

Impulse buyers beware, a new Kinect program allows users to buy products using simply waves and gestures. The Mastercard Labs-developed app is titled QkR and it allows you to order products from your ...