[Test Terminal 001, welcome to the Akasha Internet.]
As Li Qiuzhi put the Akasha Terminal on his ear, a line of text appeared naturally before his eyes.
When the text disappeared, a translucent virtual interface with rounded corners and a blur effect appeared before him.
It displayed the Akasha Terminal's user manual.
First came a detailed introduction to the Akasha Terminal, followed by instructions for operating its various functions. These functions were somewhat like smartphone apps on Earth.
An icon appeared on the interface, and tapping it let the user operate the corresponding function.
This approach had stood the test of time and was relatively easy and convenient to use. Every app also came with operating instructions.
Basically, anyone with normal comprehension could learn to use the apps' functions in a short time.
Li Qiuzhi dragged the rounded virtual interface to enlarge it a little, making it about the size of a tablet computer on Earth.
As he dragged it, the app icons on the virtual interface automatically rearranged themselves into a row.
From left to right, they were:
Immersive Mode, Kamera, Map Navigation, Knowledge Store, Akasha Bank, and Akasha Forum.
The first function put the Akasha Terminal into immersive mode. In this mode, the Akasha Terminal would display no virtual interface, or only auxiliary virtual interfaces that did not obstruct the user's vision.
When using it, for instance, the user could activate its various functions with just a thought.
This immersive mode was naturally more convenient, but without the convenience of a visible virtual interface, it was somewhat harder to learn and not particularly beginner-friendly.
It was generally a function users would activate only after becoming proficient with the Akasha Terminal.
The second, Kamera, combined photography, audio and video recording, albums, video playback, projection, object identification, and