Ring it is a product available for some time on the market and presented again in the frame CES 2015, and with its help we can control an iPhone terminal using only gestures. Ring connects via Bluetooth to our iPhones and using gestures it allows controlling some elements of the interface or some applications using gestures made in front of the terminal's camera.
Ring it allows users to record pictures, write tweets, control the music application of a mobile terminal and everything using simple gestures made in front of our terminals. Considering that Ring's interconnectivity with the iPhone or other smartphones is done via Bluetooth, it can also be used a few meters away from the terminal without problems.
Ring controls an iPhone using gestures
Ring it's big enough to fit comfortably around a finger, and it's far from comfortable to wear all day, so you'll probably only use it when checking terminals. Ring can control the iPhone terminals only thanks to the application installed in them by the users, which contains the necessary software to manipulate the elements visible on the screen.
Ring only allows a limited control of iPhone terminals, and that's because of the way iOS is built, but Android terminals can be controlled much easier. Ring is currently available for purchase in three different sizes, the starting price for such a product is currently $270, and it is only available in the US at the moment.
este o mizerie. am vzt un review al unui utilizator ce l-a folosit o perioada semnificativa de timp. merg gesturile alea in aproximativ 30% din cazuri. plus ca iphone trebuie sa fii in aplicatia respectiva