Cell phones with physical buttons with tactile current Smartphone, the interaction between man and the mobile has changed remarkably. Recently, researchers at Queen's University in Ontario have introduced a new interface for Smartphone of tomorrow through the concept Paperphone.
Paperphone is a cellphone whose physical characteristics are more like those of a sheet of paper. A prototype has already been done in collaboration with the University of Arizona. Its interface is a fine screen and flexible. To control this next-gen Smartphone, just fold one side of the screen, depending on the menu. Here, the folds are the new intuitive way to control the device. Moreover, this 9.5-inch screen is also touch. Paperphone uses electronic ink e-ink reading lights like Kindle. So far, Paperphone displays black and white with a self-existent because the device can operate by being connected.
According to Dr. Roel Vertegaal, a leading designer, this represents the future of mobile Smartphones and possibly laptops. He adds that the product will be on the market within 5-10 years.
Paperphone is a cellphone whose physical characteristics are more like those of a sheet of paper. A prototype has already been done in collaboration with the University of Arizona. Its interface is a fine screen and flexible. To control this next-gen Smartphone, just fold one side of the screen, depending on the menu. Here, the folds are the new intuitive way to control the device. Moreover, this 9.5-inch screen is also touch. Paperphone uses electronic ink e-ink reading lights like Kindle. So far, Paperphone displays black and white with a self-existent because the device can operate by being connected.
According to Dr. Roel Vertegaal, a leading designer, this represents the future of mobile Smartphones and possibly laptops. He adds that the product will be on the market within 5-10 years.
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