Hot Deals: Sweet Valentine Gifts at Sweet Prices | Amazon Kindle DX | Nokia N900 | Nokia E72 | Browse Full Store

gMote Turns Mouse Gestures Into Custom Actions [Featured Download]

by Keith Dsouza | Translate | Print
Tuesday, 28th Oct 2008 | Share






Share gMote Turns Mouse Gestures Into Custom Actions [Featured Download] on Twitter Share gMote Turns Mouse Gestures Into Custom Actions [Featured Download] on Facebook Save gMote Turns Mouse Gestures Into Custom Actions [Featured Download] To Delicious Favorites Stumble gMote Turns Mouse Gestures Into Custom Actions [Featured Download] Share gMote Turns Mouse Gestures Into Custom Actions [Featured Download] on Digg Get Instant Updates as RSS Feeds from Techie Buzz

Many browsers today have add-ons that help you convert mouse gestures into actions, such as opening links, opening a new tab and son, but gMote is a excellent piece of freeware that will help you convert mouse gestures into custom actions for your PC.

gmote-control-your-computer-with-gestures

In short gMote is a software that will let you control your computer with gestures.

gMote allows you to record gestures (mouse motions) and assign them to frequently performed tasks. Use gestures to bring up programs, websites, control your browser, media player, clipboard and much more. You can even assign your own key combinations to a gesture – make text bold by drawing a "b", lock your computer with an "L" – it’s fully customizable and free.

Take a look at a video, which shows you how gMote can help you control your computer with gestures.

Definitely must have software for people who do not make full use of keyboard and rely more on the mouse for navigating applications and PC.

Download gMote and control your PC with gestures

Liked this post? Have a Question? Comment and share your opinions and views with us

Get Regular Updates. Subscribe to Free RSS Feeds or Email Updates. Click to expand subscription options

One Response so far | Leave Your Comments

Comments are moderated. Please try and stay on topic. Please do not use abusive language, if you think there is a problem, please email the post author or use the contact us form to tell us about it.

XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>


Trackbacks

  1. 2008 Horizon Report Australia-New Zealand Edition » Two to Three Years: Alternative Input Devices




Better Tag Cloud