GestureTek was showing off some of its gesture-based options for controlling your TV at last year's CES, and it's now back again with a few more slightly interesting pieces of software. That includes a version of its Eyemo software for Android, which is already available for range of other platforms, and lets developers take advantage of a phone's camera to add gesture control options to various applications — although that only involves gesturing with the device itself, not your h……
Momo tracking engine for Windows Mobile, GestureTek brings Eyemo gesture control to Android
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