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@duckWit I think I just opened the website in the picture. The gesture for a "click" is touching thumb and index finger.
You can interact with the website, but as soon as you have to type something (voice input is available) it will take some time.
It is more funny to "move" the webpage through the room :) Obviously the HoloLens' main purpose is not browsing, but it works. -
@stuxnet and somewhere bet you someone is screeching about it being a Microsoft product.
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@Kaji Not just a single window for web pages (e.g. "floating elements" would be better. Special scroll gestures instead of switching between scroll/dzoom via menu. Maybe gestures with two hands might work here (which I heard are only supported on HoloLens 2.0).
Besides websites, the whole Hololens generally feels natural. -
@Chubak it was sarcastic comment chief 😂 I use Windows everyday and will continue to use it as my main OS everyday for as long as I live lol
It's a running joke between AleCx04
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The HoloLens is really cool, I was allowed to use it after a short hackathon. I am still surprised, but it works great and the concept feels natural after a short moment - web browsing is not recommended as no website is optimized for mixed reality (yet?).
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