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The diving itself is simple -- click to jump out of the airplane, hear the same silly "yeeeehaw" soundbite whether you're the male or female diver, then use a right-mouse-click to go from a spread-eagle position to a tuck, move the mouse left and right to perform various tricks, and finally click the spacebar to pull the ripcord.
CNN: Skydive: Gonzo goes splat
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These devices seek to move beyond the mouse and physical keyboard, letting people communicate with their gadgets by gesturing, using sign language or, in the case of Skinput, tapping on their hands, fingers and forearms.
CNN: Microsoft's Skinput turns hands, arms into buttons
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An address on an e-mail, for example, can appear over the text as a map with a move of the computer mouse.
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