
ALT Excerpt from Daring Fireball: “At first I found myself reaching out to pinch the icons and buttons I saw in front of me. Like if I wanted to activate Safari I’d rich my hand toward the Safari icon and pinch it. That works fine. But it’s completely unnecessary. You really can just leave your hands on your lap. It works when you try to pinch the actual virtual icon in your field of vision because you are looking at the icon, and your finger and thumb do tap, but your hands can be anywhere. All that matters is what you’re looking at. It started feeling natural within just a minute or two, and could feel myself navigating the interface faster as the demo went on.” There’s an annotation around “rich” that was probably meant to say “reach.”

ALT The Kinesis Advantage 2, a split ergonomic keyboard featuring two concave wells of keys that are about 9 inches (or 23 cm) apart when measured from middle finger to middle finger. The keyboard also features a cluster of six keys placed under each thumb so that the keys that you use most are assigned to your thumbs, such as space, backspace, and enter.









