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It seems that Scrybe symbols are customizable, so you can take that a step further by binding a symbol ("e" for instance) to a site such as eBay, allowing you to highlight a product name and automatically search for it on your preferred online store. Similarly, you can open Windows applications with the same functions, and manipulate things like media players and photo galleries with taps and swipes.
Scrybe is part of the newest Synaptics Gesture Suite 9.4, and will probably be bundled with OEM systems down the road. In the meantime, you can partake in the consumer technology preview here -- and be sure to tell us about your experience. Watch a video demonstration after the break.
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I may have to check this out. I have been a heavy mouse gestures user for Firefox (and not ie). So this is definitely appealing.
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Nice app for some physically handicapped folks. Hope it pans out.
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Why use the keyboard when you can draw letters on the touchpad? Now you can type at the speed of thought.
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