#Gesture

Author: Daven Hiskey / Source: Today I Found Out While some common gestures, such as the high five, have pretty well known and surprisingly modern origins, it turns out one of the most popular of all has been around for well over two thousand years, including having various similar connotations

Author: Robby Berman / Source: Big Think Zipf’s law of abbreviation and Menzerath’s law seem to govern not just human speech but chimpanzee gestures. Fifty-eight individual chimp gestures were catalogued in a new study. Their presence points to an intriguing overlap between language and

Author: Cameron Summerson / Source: howtogeek.com With the beta release of Android P, Google is making available a new navigation system: Gestures. This replaces the Back-Home-Recents navigation scheme that Android has used for years with quick swipes and slides. I’ve been using the P beta build

Author: Team Commerce / Source: Mashable Having a touch screen smartphone is basically our natural state at this point. And although touch screens are easy to use when your eyes and hands are free, they’re challenging and/or unsafe when you’re in the middle of cooking, driving, or holding your