Erh-li Early Shen
Hao-hua Chu
ABSTRACT
We present a new mobile interaction model, called double-side multi-touch, based on a mobile device that receives simultaneous multi-touch input from both the front and the back of the device. This new double-sided multi-touch mobile interaction model enables intuitive finger gestures for manipulating 3D objects and user interfaces on a 2D screen.
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- Double-side multi-touch input for mobile devices
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