1. An eye-tracking method, comprising the steps of: generating an image in which a selected foveated region is more focused than the balance of the image; displaying the generated image to a user; tracking movements of the user's head; changing the area of the image which mirrors user eye movement and is in-focus relative to the balance of the image as a function of the user's head movements to obtain information about the image; recording the movements of the position of the in-focus area on the display screen while acquiring information from the image; and using combined head movement data and eyetracking or EOG derived data to control the foveated region.