No Need for Touch with Pantech's Sky Vega LTE Smartphone
Katherinev123 — November 10, 2011 — Tech
Although touchscreen technology only recently became a necessary part of our day-to-day gadgets, it may be already on its way out, thanks to the swipe technology introduced by Korean-based Pantech's new smartphone, the Sky Vega LTE 4G.
To operate this Android phone, all you need is the ability to move your hand. The Sky Vega LTE phone lets you take calls and perform other functions all by simply waving or swiping your hand over the phone's screen. In addition, the phone is also the world's best resolution LTE smartphone, says AdWeek.
This kind of technology is perfect for times you don't want to touch your phone's screen. For instance, it will come in handy when you're eating something greasy or when you have a hand full of cake batter, as in this commercial by Pantech for the Vega LTE.
To operate this Android phone, all you need is the ability to move your hand. The Sky Vega LTE phone lets you take calls and perform other functions all by simply waving or swiping your hand over the phone's screen. In addition, the phone is also the world's best resolution LTE smartphone, says AdWeek.
This kind of technology is perfect for times you don't want to touch your phone's screen. For instance, it will come in handy when you're eating something greasy or when you have a hand full of cake batter, as in this commercial by Pantech for the Vega LTE.
Trend Themes
1. Motion-activated Phones - Phones that can be operated without touching the screen through wave or swipe technology can revolutionize the smartphone industry and cater to a wider audience.
2. Touchless Technology - Touchless technology will create new opportunities for innovative and contactless interaction with digital devices in various industries.
3. Gesture-driven Interfaces - The implementation of gesture-driven interfaces can enhance user experience and productivity on digital devices.
Industry Implications
1. Smartphone Industry - The smartphone industry can benefit from the development of motion-activated phones as it can cater to a broader market, including those with disabilities or difficulty using touchscreens.
2. Food Industry - The food industry can utilize touchless technology to create new dining experiences, such as contactless menus and payment systems.
3. Retail Industry - The retail industry can implement gesture-driven interfaces to enhance the customer experience and interaction with products, such as virtual try-ons and interactive displays.
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