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1 .This is Scientific American's 60-Second Tech. I 'm Larry Greenemeier. Got a minute?
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2 .Consumer ambivalence has plagued Microsoft's Windows phones for years.
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3 .Now the company wants to wave goodbye to those tepid feelings.
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4 .Literally. Because Microsoft is allegedly adding gesture recognition to the next generation of Nokia's Lumia smartphone.
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5 .Gesture recognition would work as for Microsoft's Kinect for Xbox,
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6 .according to a report on the tech news website The Verge.
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7 .Microsoft won't comment on the rumor, which says that, instead of shooting bad guys or kicking virtual soccer goals,
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8 .Nokia handsets would let you control Windows phone apps and games using hand movements.
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9 .Nokia had been working on a gesture-based phone interface long before Microsoft bought the company's devices and services business this year.
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10 .Using Kinect, Nokia could, for example, let you answer your Windows Phone by simply placing it to your ear and hang up by putting the device in your pocket.
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11 .Those gesture controls are more advanced than what Samsung introduced with its Galaxy S 4 last year.
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12 .Speaking of competition, Amazon is expected to introduce its newest device next week.
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13 .Some say it could be the company's long-anticipated smartphone, featuring a 3-D interface.
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14 .Microsoft should enjoy the buzz while it can.
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15 .A new Amazon smartphone is likely to only increase consumer ambivalence towards Windows Phones.
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16 .Thanks for the minute, for Scientific American's 60-Second Tech. I 'm Larry Greenemeier.
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