There’s something magical about drawing in a computer paint program by leisurely sliding a finger through the air. As one Fast Company reporter put it while trying Leap Motion’s gesture control ...

There was a time when the mouse and keyboard were the two primary ways to interact with a computer. Then came touch screens, and the idea of “natural input” became all the rage. Our eyes and the space ...

There is a reason why the humble mouse has been the default controller of computers for nearly 30 years: it just works. Whether it's scrolling up and down webpages or adding fine details to an image ...

The Leap Motion releases today, promising to change the way we interact with the personal computer. It delivers on that promise, but change could mean for better or worse. On which side of the ...

The manner in which we interact with our computers is outdated. We still slide a pointing device on a flat surface or our index finger on a touchscreen. We are speaking to our computers through 2D ...

Let’s get this out of the way quickly: Leap Motion, the 3D motion-based controller, isn’t going to replace the mouse right now. It’s a bold little toy, roughly the size of my thumb, is loaded with a ...

A new product promises to let you replace your mouse and keyboard with your fingers. The product is called Leap Motion and its coming very soon “Leap represents an entirely new way to interact with ...

If you’ve ever wanted to control your screen with the wave of a finger, this device is for you. The small device gives users 3-D control over their computers to allow them to do things like move ...

A tech start-up is preparing to rollout the latest in motion control - and it’s changing what the world knows about the industry by leaps and bounds. It's called the Leap, and its creators say the ...

If I say “controlling items on your screen simply by using hand gestures,” your first thought is likely the movie “Minority Report,” right? Well, Leap Motion’s new UI device and software will do that ...

According to The Information, however, as Magic Leap has had trouble developing a wearable version of its fiber scanning display tech, the PEQ is using something else. The company has not said what ...