A Samsung Internet 9.0 APK has been leaked online today. It stems from the leaked Android 9.0 for Galaxy S9 build (see all screenshots here) that has surfaced today. Samsung Internet has a dedicated fan following. The company updates it regularly with new features to keep users coming back for more. The latest version of Samsung Internet brings a new user interface for the browser. The changes are in keeping with the new rounded corner UI elements that will be introduced with Samsung Experience 10.0. Leaked Samsung Internet 9.0 APK shows off new design Samsung Experience 10.0 will update the design of many native apps. It’s not surprising that the same treatment will also be given to Samsung Internet. There’s a redesigned quick access menu in Samsung Internet 9.0 which puts some core features front and center. The menu can be used to turn on night mode, change the text size, request desktop size and even control add-ons like the content blocker. The night mode will be a … [Read more...] about Samsung Internet 9.0 APK leaks with new user interface and features
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Nokia Camera App Gets New Design, Users Reporting Major Bugs
August 21, 2018 - Written By Mihai Matei HMD Global has launched a new update for the Nokia Camera application, introducing some changes to the user interface including a new carousel design for switching between different modes. Additionally, the latest version labeled as 90.0.1123.20 adds support for Google Motion which should give users the ability to capture short animated clips, as well as support for Google Lens, which expands the camera’s functionality with object recognition and relevant web searches. But apparently, there is a caveat attached to this new build, as according to numerous user reviews published on the Play Store over the past 24 hours, the latest update seems to cause various issues and/or remove certain features that were available prior to this latest release.Specifically, some users report that following the new update, the application is now more prone to crashing when using features including time lapse and manual mode. Bokeh mode also appears to … [Read more...] about Nokia Camera App Gets New Design, Users Reporting Major Bugs
Higher drive for touch controllers transforms the industrial user interface
Human Machine Interfaces (HMIs) used in hazardous or industrial applications have a difficult life, and their designers face many challenges when integrating interactive technologies into these systems. A new generation of touch controllers will transform the design of industrial projected capacitive (p-cap) touchscreens, with technical innovations that deliver better performance and functionality than ever before. Specifically, a much higher drive voltage brings improved tolerance of unfavourable conditions. In this article, we highlight potential issues when designing touch interfaces for industrial applications and explain how the latest touch controllers and their new features can help engineers overcome such problems. Improved noise immunityThe biggest constraint on p-cap touchscreen performance is noise immunity. When the touch controller receives a signal from the sensor, it must distinguish between genuine and false touches (created by electromagnetic … [Read more...] about Higher drive for touch controllers transforms the industrial user interface
‘Minority Report’ adviser John Underkoffler ponders the user interfaces of the future
John Underkoffler is the CEO of Oblong Industries, and he is perhaps best known as the science advisor for the landmark sci-fi film Minority Report. Long before the body suit of Ready Player One, Underkoffler helped envision Minority Report’s scene where actor Tom Cruise uses “data gloves” and gesture controls to manipulate a transparent computer. He talked about the creation of that experience and what comes next at our recent GamesBeat Summit event. To bring that vision to reality, he founded Oblong Industries in 2006, and launched Mezzanine for enterprise collaborators in 2012. Oblong’s technological and design trajectories build on 15 years of foundational work at the MIT Media Lab, where Underkoffler was responsible for innovations in real-time computer graphics systems, optical and electronic holography, large-scale visualization techniques, and the I/O Bulb and Luminous Room systems. Above: John Underkoffler hopes gaming will lead … [Read more...] about ‘Minority Report’ adviser John Underkoffler ponders the user interfaces of the future
‘Minority Report’ adviser John Underkoffler to ponder user interfaces at GamesBeat Summit 2018
We are delighted to report that our latest speaker for GamesBeat 2018 is John Underkoffler the CEO of Oblong Industries and science advisor for the landmark sci-fi film Minority Report. He did such a great job in both a presentation and a visionary panel on augmented reality that we invited him back for another visit to the future. Long before the body suit of Ready Player One, Underkoffler helped envision Minority Report’s scene where actor Tom Cruise uses “data gloves” and gesture controls to manipulate a transparent computer. To bring that vision to reality, he founded Oblong Industries in 2006, and launched Mezzanine for enterprise collaborators in 2012. Oblong’s technological and design trajectories build on 15 years of foundational work at the MIT Media Lab, where Underkoffler was responsible for innovations in real-time computer graphics systems, optical and electronic holography, large-scale visualization techniques, and … [Read more...] about ‘Minority Report’ adviser John Underkoffler to ponder user interfaces at GamesBeat Summit 2018