...unexpected gestures, often borrowed from tech, to create packaging that beckons consumers by speaking their language. Scrolling and swiping gestures, alongside ergonomic designs, are all emerging among these new packaging...

...to be familiar and emulate the way we interact in real life,” as the website puts it. Relying on Facebook integration, Tinder lets users scroll through photos of people within...

...screen. If you’re walking along multitasking, looking down at your phone, it’s much, much easier to scroll through some images than through some texts, and you can get sort of...

...for cars and Dragon Mobile Assistant. Next up is eye control: Samsung’s Galaxy S IV, which launches this month, “will track a user’s eyes to determine where to scroll,” according...

...of e-commerce startup Scroll; the platform’s first product, a digital hot plate that syncs with its popular cooking videos, launched in July. Magazines have long held a key to consumers’...