1. Google patent

2. References

A hand heart is a gesture in which a person forms a heart shape using their fingers. Hand hearts are usually more popular within the young generation.^[1]

The sign has been popularized by musical artists, such as Taylor Swift, who has used it in her live shows.^[2] In South Korea it is a known symbol among K-pop stars and their fans and has popularly been performed using the thumb and index finger.^[3] The thumb and index finger gesture has become popular across Asia due to the popularity of Kpop and Korean dramas.^[4] However, this Korean variant of hand heart gesture resembles to the gesture of (asking for) money in some parts of the World.

Hand hearts are widely used everywhere in the world, and appear often in pictures taken by individuals and celebrities.^[5]

The upside down hand heart gesture was first noted in art in 1989, when Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan created an art image of the gesture as his very first artwork named Family Syntax.^[6]

Google patent

Discovered by Engadget team, Google filed a patent in July 2011 that allowed Google Glass users to use the hand heart in front of any objects, and the gadget automatically recognise the object, takes a picture, and send it to social networks as a "liked" image.^[7][8]

References

• Fred Mannix Jr.
• Fredmans epistel
• Fredmans Epistlar
• Fredman's Epistle
• Fred Mansfield
• Fredmans sanger
• Fredmans sång
• Fredmans Sånger
• Fred Maples
• Fred marafano
• Fred Marafano
• Fred Marhenke
• Fred martin artist
• Fred Martin (artist)
• Fred Mast
• Fred Maytag Park
• Fred Maytag Park Historic District
• Fred M. Butler
• Fred McBagonluri
• Fred McCall (basketball coach)
• Fred McCulloch
• Fred McDonogh
• Fred McDougall
• Fred McFarlane
• Fred McIver