User interaction gestures with virtual keyboard
A virtual keyboard and gesture technology, applied in the field of user interaction gestures, can solve problems such as tactile assistance that does not help touch typing
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[0028] Embodiments provide enhanced usability to dual-screen touchpad devices using gestures that can be customized, specific to the usage model of the device, and independent of the operating system (OS) running on the device. Certain embodiments provide gestures that allow application windows to be moved from one screen to another. Using touch data that can be ignored by the OS, custom gestures can be added to the device to enhance the user experience without affecting the default user interaction with the OS.
[0029] In some implementations, dual-screen touchpad devices, such as laptop computers, can hide the virtual keyboard when the user desires extra screen real estate. Since a typical OS may often have keyboard shortcuts for common tasks, additional gestures may be required when using the virtual keyboard. Furthermore, additional gestures can be added without changing the built-in OS gestures, and user-defined custom gestures can be dynamically adde...
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