Nokia N95

Logan · #1 01-31-2008, 05:49 PM

Very much like Nokmote. How Nokmote should be IMO.

RockNscroll - Tilting Interface for the N95 On Its Way

dayene · #2 01-31-2008, 06:00 PM

yeah, this is better... nokmote is sensitive.

Micky · #3 01-31-2008, 06:08 PM

Looks pretty trick.! I find nokmote a little too sensitive personally.

jkoppee · #4 01-31-2008, 06:24 PM

NokMote is very sensitive but I think people missed the point being it's designed for use with games and not navigating the menus. I've only tried it very little but found it was fine for games

Calamity · #5 01-31-2008, 06:25 PM

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Originally Posted by jkoppee

NokMote is very sensitive but I think people missed the point being it's designed for use with games and not navigating the menus. I've only tried it very little but found it was fine for games

Exactly. It's too sensitive for the menu for sure, but thats not what its made for!

baseballfanz · #6 01-31-2008, 06:50 PM

Well I can see some folks gonna start saying they copy Samir's Nokmote.

Apocalypso™ · #7 01-31-2008, 07:02 PM

I don't know what happens with AAS team and why they aren't post links back to the sources lately? They pick up news from me and it was initially discovered by my friend from the Symbian blog :(

HOT: KEYnetik Motion Input - Rock 'n' Scroll Your Nokia N95

BTW: nokmote is better for gaming like quake while the R 'n' S is better for phone UI cuz it has that algorytham so it detects non antentional movements ;)

Teo

jkoppee · #8 01-31-2008, 07:18 PM

so what is AAS, I keep seeing that thrown around

kylepsp · #9 01-31-2008, 08:10 PM

Allaboutsymbian.com a good website for symbian news

Steven_Smith · #10 01-31-2008, 11:27 PM

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Download instructions and news will be posted here.

1/31/2008: Greetings everyone! We are very excited to see you all here. We are currently getting ready for Mobile World Congress event in Barcelona (February 11th-14th), and planning to release Rock'n'Scroll after we get back.

Here are some of the upcoming features:

Up/Down/Left/Right tilt gestures to emulate single press on navigation pad. Will be operable in any orientation (portrait/landscape) and any position (horizontal/vertical/in between) as shown in the video. Good for menus and some games.
Some noise filtering. It won't be totally immune to interference, but it will be usable while in motion (walking, driving, etc.)
Adjustable sensitivity levels
Scroll mode: Tilt (same as 1) and hold for scrolling to emulate press and hold on nav pad. Good for phone books, media player, etc.
Game mode: Orientation and position specific based on device tilt and angle. Meaning you will have to hold in horizontally at 0 angle in landscape orientation. Good for at home gaming.
Screen rotation: Rotating device from portrait to landscape.

The first BETA release will probably have 1, 2, 3/4, and maybe 5.
Issues:
We know and love motion input but we are new to Symbian. So most of our current issues are associated with Symbian OS. It's only temporary and I'm sure we'll get better at it after the first few releases.

Thanks for your interest. We look forward to hearing your feedback.
Gene
VP & COO
KEYnetik, Inc.
1/4/2008: We are currently in the last stage of development. First beta version will be available in a few weeks.

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Gene
VP & COO
KEYnetik, Inc.
KEYnetik Motion Input User Interface

I will definitely be downloading this once it comes out! Would replace many of Samir's applications in one!