KEYnetik's RockNScroll (Designed for N95)

Accelerometer technology is currently one of the most amazing technology for the users of the latest Nseries phones. The amount of available new concepts and new applications seems to be never ending and here's another one from the world's leading motion input enterprise, KEYnetik.

A walk down memory lane:

The most famous developer of accelerometer using applications, Samir, has started the wave of accelerometer application with rotateMe, a wave which didn't stop till now and probably wont stop so soon.
Samir's next project was Nokmote, the first application which brought motion input to S60 devices. Nokmote was actually developed for playing games and was simply too sensitive to work satisfying for menu navigation.
Shortly after its release, a video occurred on YouTube showing an application that was easily mistaken as a Nokmote copy.

However, closer look quickly reveals that RockNScroll, developed by the worlds leading motion input enterprise, KEYnetik, is much, much more than that.
RockNScroll is a single sensor based application providing motion input to latest Nseries phones like the N82, N95, N95 8GB and also the coming N96. That means you can control your phone only with movements without pressing any key, providing access to nearly all functions of an S60 phone.
The application is not only thought for menu navigation, it offers also a gaming mode bringing new gaming experiences in a similar way like Nokmote. Of course this is just a little extract of what this powerful software can do. Read on to discover more about its other features.

Introduction:

RockNScroll gives you the possibility to navigate in the menus of your accelerometer supporting Nokia device by using different gestures. With little flicks of your wrist in the corresponding direction, you are able to move the cursor right and left, up and down.
Menu navigation consists of course not only of moving the cursor. RockNScroll supports a Push gesture which is used to confirm a selection and a Pull gesture for back or exit command. As you can see, Keynetik thought about all necessary possibilities to make menu navigation as comfortable as possible. This didn't work with Nokmote, as it was over sensitive and lacked the pull back or exit function.

While navigating, you can hold the device in nearly every angle you like; the application adjusts itself to the phones position, also an advantage in comparison to Nokmote which only worked horizontally.

Features:
1. Up/Down/Left/Right tilt gestures to emulate single press on navigation pad. Will be operable in any orientation (portrait/landscape) and any position (horizontal/vertical/in between) as shown in the video. Good for menus and some games.
2. Some noise filtering. It won't be totally immune to interference, but it will be usable while in motion (walking, driving, etc.)
3. Adjustable sensitivity levels
4. Scroll mode: Tilt (same as 1) and hold for scrolling to emulate press and hold on nav pad. Good for phone books, media player, etc.
5. Game mode: Orientation and position specific based on device tilt and angle. Meaning you will NOT have to hold the device horizontally at 0 angle in landscape orientation. (Good for gaming)
6. Screen rotation: Rotating device from portrait to landscape.

Demo Video:

Availability:

Currently it is only available for a select group of people, and I was lucky enough to get my hands on it =D. However, in respect of KEYnetik's efforts, i will only post it here when the public version becomes available.