Magic mouse brought multi-touch to the mouse and why it took so long, I don’t know. Microsoft is planning on adding some magic of it’s own to input devices like computer mice. Microsoft Hardware has a wide range of computer mice – Microsoft Arc, Wireless 6000, Sidewinder to name a few. Microsoft has their tracking technology – Bluetrack. According two patents filed by Microsoft in November of last year, Microsoft is working on pressure sensitive mice.
Depending on the pressure applied when you click, the behavior of the mouse will vary. Sounds quite interesting and at the same time a bit weird considering a lot of users have the habit of clicking with a lot of force. The device will have a learning curve definitely. The patent states two interesting use cases of pressure sensitive mice: Read the rest of this entry »

Ed Note: The following numbers come from Forbes India dated 5th February who have sourced their data from a TRAI report and Point Topic Ltd.
Contrary to what the ‘oh-so-great’ pundits of the Internet think, I have a forecast of my own – RSS will die the day Wordpress drops support for it, till then it’s here to stay. I follow over 100 blogs and use Windows Live Mail as my RSS reader, though Google Reader offers the convenience of being able to follow ones feeds from anywhere with a net connection, I don’t like the interface, I’ve talked about the pros of Windows Live Mail as a RSS reader in 










