Apple Tablet Rumored To Support Complex Gestures To Create Documents With iWorks

Jan 9 2010, 12:50pm CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

The other day we reported about a rumor that said the Apple Tablet would be hard to learn. The New York Times, via MacRumors, has a report that Apple is working on a gesture interface for iWorks.
Complex gestures like three fingers down and rotate could mean "open app". The NY Times got this information from former Apple engineers.

Apple is supposed to apply a complex gesture interface to iWorks (Apple's Office suit) so it can be used without keyboard and mouse.

We all dream about having a user interface like Tom Cruise used in Minority Report, but that is a movie. I am not sure if it is really efficient enough to use in the real world.
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