Google Axis
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Google Axis
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#2it'd be better on kinect.
Microsoft should buy this company:
http://lightblueoptics.com/products/light-touch/
They claim to turn any surface into a touch screen. Combine that with kinect's technology, and microsoft has a revolutionary UX that could beat apple & google in the mobile, local, and web space.
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#3I don't get it. Is this a demo of Chrome's capabilities?
Or something more than that?
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#4Very interesting. Could either be very cool or very aggravating, depending on your perspective. :P
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#5I don't get it. Is this a demo of Chrome's capabilities? Or something more than that?
I highly doubt that this is Google sanctioned. I think it's some just playing around. (DNS info seems to back up that hunch.)
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#6Kind of cool, but mostly ow. The last thing our eyes need is to move around even less within the scope of a computer screen. I'm going to stick to image searches that are less likely to aggravate my mild myopia.
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#7Well, at least it proves that bad UX on the Web isn't entirely the fault of Flash.
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#8I don't get it. Is this a demo of Chrome's capabilities? Or something more than that?
I highly doubt that this is Google sanctioned. I think it's some just playing around. (DNS info seems to back up that hunch.)
No way this is Google sanctioned.
It is registered by some "Mark Oakley ".
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#9If this isn't done by Google, I don't think it is fair to use their brand. I wouldn't be surprised if Google sends a take down notice.
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#10mr doob did this originally as a chrome experiment: http://mrdoob.com/projects/chromeexperiments/google_sphere/