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Microsoft Courier interface functionality leaked

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We've already seen a prototype of Microsoft's Courier, the company's hush-hush multitouch tablet PC. Now more information has leaked about how its touch interface functions. Milking more from its anonymous source, Gizmodo posted images of the interface, which shows support for an array of gestures (tap, hold, flick), a page-flip-style browser, a "journal,' clip and paste functionality, a way to digitally "tuck" things in the Courier's spine between the screens, and a media library, among others. See the full gallery.

posted by Andrew Nusca
November 4, 2009 @ 1:44 pm

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