Some of you may have seen Jefferson Han's video from last year's TED conference with his amazing work in transforming the way we use computers -- specifically using an intuitive touch interface. It's reminiscent of the comment in one of the early Star Trek movies, "Ah, a keyboard -- how quaint."
If you think differently about the way you organize your photos with Google's Picasa, and you thought you saw a glimpse of the future of computing in "Minority Report," take a look at this new video of Jeff's "multi-touch" manipulation of ideas around a screen at this year's conference. The i-phone touchscreen was interesting, but collaboration by throwing things back and forth on a giant computer wallboard changes things to a new order of magnitude.
