Touchless Control Interface

The Touchless Control Interface is a new technology for all mobile phone have a camera spcially secendary one untill now there is no programes just ninga strick game that depend on your hand movment to release the ninga stars .does any body know any program depend on hand movment ( Touchless Control Interface) ? plz help

There are some apps that already using accelerometer like in N95,N96,N82,etc that use hand moving sensor.For example: Inclinometer,NokMote,RotateMe.Just googling it.
This is just an example: www.s60tips.com/2007/11/14/cool-accelerometers-application-for-nokia-n95
Hope this is what you want.
Message Edited by hikku13 on 22-Jul-2008 05:24 PM

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