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Saw similar tech at Microsoft a decade ago. Use case I saw was to raise buttons on software keyboards. Here’s an article on the patent from 2010: https://www.sb
by mgrund 3y ago
Saw similar tech at Microsoft a decade ago. Use case I saw was to raise buttons on software keyboards. Here’s an article on the patent from 2010: https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/microsoft-patents-bumpy-touchscreen/9fq3473e9 https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/microsoft-patents-bumpy-...
- ncr100 3y agoClippy: "Are you excited to see me?" [Button raises] . . . Still could be worth implementing, for switching major modes in apps. E.g. when browsing one may not need the alphanumeric keys, until a textfield is highlighted.