Microsoft Patents a Two-Position Hinge That Locks at Specific Angles
Most hinges let you stop wherever you want. Microsoft is patenting one that snaps to exactly two positions, by design, using a…
Keyboards, styluses, touch layers, and the feedback that makes glass feel like buttons. Every input hardware filing, translated.
Most hinges let you stop wherever you want. Microsoft is patenting one that snaps to exactly two positions, by design, using a…
Sony has filed a patent describing a new way to connect a game controller to a console, one where your phone does…
Sony is exploring a game controller where part of the input surface can be swapped out and controlled by a spinning dial…
Forget typing in a password or scanning your face. Sony is exploring a game controller that knows who you are just by…
Imagine watching a sports clip on your phone and feeling each player's movement through a different device in the room. That's the…
Plugging in a cable is trivial until the port is buried inside a device, mounted in a rack, or awkward to reach.…
IBM is patenting a keyboard that doesn't just sit there, it watches where your fingers naturally land, then moves its keys to…
Fancy video call effects like background relighting or face touch-ups usually cost you CPU cycles and introduce lag. Intel's new patent describes…
Most laptops have no idea how far open they are. Microsoft's new patent describes a hinge that tracks its own angle by…
When a stylus touches a surface, one dimension of movement becomes irrelevant. Apple has filed a patent for a tracking system smart…
Apple is trying to make it faster to hear the person in front of you when you're wearing AirPods. A new patent…
Imagine your phone or tablet knowing exactly which case, stylus, or accessory you've attached, without Bluetooth pairing or any buttons, just by…
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