Windows 7 Multi-touch App for Media Transfer
New software developed on Windows 7 to support easy music, video management and transfer using the latest Multi-touch technology. iPod, iPhone, T-Mobile G1(Android) and various digital cameras to be supported. Users can place a device on the computer surface and instantly be able to manipulate music, photos and videos without using a keyboard or mouse.
PQ-DVD, maker of DVD to iPod and iPod Video Converter software, is demonstrating the first software to utilize Multi-Touch technology to organize iPod, iPhone music & videos the easy way. Users can now simply drop the iPod/iPhone on the computer surface and instantly be able to manipulate music, photos and videos from the device using fingers without the need of a keyboard or a mouse.
Multi-Touch is one of the latest innovations for human computer interaction. First widely used in Apple iPhone devices, the technology has since delivered exceptionally simple user interface, intuitive and direct manipulation on visual objects without clicking menus or typing commands.
"Computer system goes too complex today. People forget to use computers the easy way," said Frank Lee, VP of PQ-DVD. Computer software and user interfaces are undergoing a revolution within the next few years. Software need to be more easy to use. People will be switching from WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) to WYTIWYG (What You Touch Is What You Get), where you not only see the visual object on the screen, but also be able to interact with it by just touching. The virtual world rendered by the computer is now under direct manipulation from the physical world using your fingers.
The Multi-Touch iTunes-like app utilizes Windows 7's latest Multi-Touch support. Together with the latest large screen Multi-Touch hardware, users can directly synchronize and play with iPod/iPhone music, photos and videos on a large LCD TV. The software will also support other mobile phones such as T-Mobile G1 (Android) as well as digital cameras in the near future. It allows wireless connection and synchronization between the computer and supported devices, just like Microsoft surface.
PQ-DVD, maker of DVD to iPod and iPod Video Converter software, is demonstrating the first software to utilize Multi-Touch technology to organize iPod, iPhone music & videos the easy way. Users can now simply drop the iPod/iPhone on the computer surface and instantly be able to manipulate music, photos and videos from the device using fingers without the need of a keyboard or a mouse.
iPod & iTable - Looking Into The Future (Demo Video)
Technology Preview: How to manage iPod pictures, music, videos on iTable - prototype designed in PQ Labs.
Technology Preview: How to manage iPod pictures, music, videos on iTable - prototype designed in PQ Labs.
Multi-Touch is one of the latest innovations for human computer interaction. First widely used in Apple iPhone devices, the technology has since delivered exceptionally simple user interface, intuitive and direct manipulation on visual objects without clicking menus or typing commands.
"Computer system goes too complex today. People forget to use computers the easy way," said Frank Lee, VP of PQ-DVD. Computer software and user interfaces are undergoing a revolution within the next few years. Software need to be more easy to use. People will be switching from WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) to WYTIWYG (What You Touch Is What You Get), where you not only see the visual object on the screen, but also be able to interact with it by just touching. The virtual world rendered by the computer is now under direct manipulation from the physical world using your fingers.
The Multi-Touch iTunes-like app utilizes Windows 7's latest Multi-Touch support. Together with the latest large screen Multi-Touch hardware, users can directly synchronize and play with iPod/iPhone music, photos and videos on a large LCD TV. The software will also support other mobile phones such as T-Mobile G1 (Android) as well as digital cameras in the near future. It allows wireless connection and synchronization between the computer and supported devices, just like Microsoft surface.
