Surface surfaces

OK...so maybe Microsoft does have a plan for Surface.

So what you see here is exactly what AT&T and Microsoft will be deploying to a handful of stores on April 17 -- 12 stores in four cities, to be exact -- and we have to admit, this appears to be a pretty flawless execution of the Surface's user interface concepts and a great business model for the 30 inch, multitouch monster to undertake. Being able to throw down a phone or two and get specs, review plans, and compare features is simply jaw-droppingly cool, though what really got us was another feature that AT&T has apparently been tossing around as a future possibility: device-to-device transfer. The idea is that a customer would walk in to purchase a new phone, place both phones on the surface, and contacts, photos, music, and so on stored on the old handset would appear on the Surface, where they could be selectively dragged to the new one or discarded.



[Thanks Engadget]

Best.Wii.Mod.Evar !

This is something that I hope is the next step in the evolution of computers. This guy took a Wii remote, made his own software, and came up with an input system that will make any computer act like something between an iPhone and Microsoft Surface.



You can use a table top, wall, toaster, window, white board.... whatever is handy as an instant input device. The only thing the article doesn't tell me is when I can buy stock in this guy's idea.

Thanks to Gearlog.com!