Bert Keely - SmartPhone and Tablet PC together
- Posted: Nov 19, 2004 at 1:20 PM
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"What about those buttons on the Tablet PC?"
That got Bert Keely to talk about a future input device he helped design that might show up on Tablet PCs. (Bert is one of the visionaries behind the Tablet PC's development).
That led Bert to talk about how the Tablet PC might work with the SmartPhone in the future.
That got Bert Keely to talk about a future input device he helped design that might show up on Tablet PCs. (Bert is one of the visionaries behind the Tablet PC's development).
That led Bert to talk about how the Tablet PC might work with the SmartPhone in the future.
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When I walk in range of my Mac, the screen unlocks, I can make calls from my Mac, and I can store images from my Mac onto my phone. What phone is it? A SE T610, not big and not clever but its got Bluetooth
I guess it comes down to the stack, BT on OSX is a thing of pure beauty whilst the Windows Bluetooth stack has been lacking for so long. I haven't checked but here's hoping SP2 has better Bluetooth support.
I've been working on this for it.
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