Hello all What I want to talk about today is my ideas for multi touch apps in 2009. As you all know already this technology is starting to take flight. Before you know it it will be everywhere. At airports, bars, malls you name it. With this in mind I had a idea about a social network were you can access your info from any internet connection. One would be able to view photos and videos. Check email ect… The twist is that I want to be able to do this on the same machine and with other users maybe. I think we could make use of this knowledge and information to speed up our lives. Say your walking down the street and you see a t shirt you want to buy in a store window but you forgot your phone so you can’t get online and see you bank account balance. Well if the store had this app you would be able to check your balance and get the rockin t shirt. Your hungry and want to grab a bite to eat. You already saw you balance and know you have more money so on to the cool coffee shop. Good pick because one of your friends is there and asked you about the party the other night. So you tell him about it and remmber you left your phone with the pictures. Well because the coffee shop has the app you can just login and share your fun times. Now how does multi touch come into this picture? Well instead of having 5-10 computers for each of it’s guests you can have a interactive wall that 5-10 users can use and need only one computer. The cost for the wall is cheaper then buying 10 computers. See my point yet. I fell that we can all use some thing like this now.

I also have a idea for a multi touch mind mapping software that you can work with others to draw diagrams and work flows. I have already started planing this out. I feel that by the end of this year I will have something to show.

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Tags: apps, as3, justin riggio, multi touch

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