BMW has been equipping its cars with in-air gesture control for several years and I never paid attention to it. It seemed redundant. Why wave your hand in ...

Gesture control may be comparatively useless on a smartphone, but when there isn’t enough screen real estate then waving, pinching and blinking may be the perfect means to accurately and deftly ...

To control the extendable display, a virtual slider will be displayed on the screen that lets users begin the rollout process. This system will also be paired with a haptic feedback system and a ...

The developers also added Go back gesture that can be enabled by swiping left or right from either edge of the screen. Enable Android 10 Gesture Control on MIUI ...

There are several ways you can interact with your Google Nest Hub or Hub Max display. One is by tapping or swiping the screen itself, while another is (of course) to start chatting with Google ...

OS 26 has new accessibility features that lets you control your iPhone using head gestures. These include opening your mouth, raising your eyebrows, and more.

Apple's latest lineup of smartwatches, the Watch Series 9 and high-end Ultra 2, feature a new gesture tool called Double Tap, allowing users to tap their index finger and thumb together twice, to ...

Apple’s latest lineup of smartwatches, the Watch Series 9 and high-end Ultra 2, feature a new gesture tool called Double Tap, allowing users to tap their index finger and thumb together twice ...

PointGrab Ltd. today announced that, together with Fujitsu Limited, a new and improved gesture control experience will be launched on Fujitsu desktop and note PCs. Now in its fourth year, the Fujitsu ...

Air Gesture Control allows you to control Music, Gallery, Phone call, Un Lock phone, Audio recording, Push Ups, Flash Light, Ringer volume, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, Data connection and many more by just ...

In higher education, motion-sensing devices could support screen control and collaboration platforms.

The new gesture controls on Samsung, LG, and Google's smartphones feel like a failure of imagination—but really, it's a failure of application.