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2009-11-25
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Engadget article (thanks to Gadgety and Subcore) with way more pics, content.
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2009-11-25
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If the swipe-menu-thingy proves to be useful I'm pretty sure someone will create an imitation of it for Maemo... I wasn't that impressed about the other stuff seen on the videos, but these are really a matter of personal taste.
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2009-11-25
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Imitation is good enough for me. I like the one handedness, when using it as a phone. I don't mind two handedness in other usage scenarios. I want both.
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2009-11-25
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Originally Posted by Gadgety
Some of us require one-handedness for certain browser usage, too.
I like the one handedness, when using it as a phone. I don't mind two handedness in other usage scenarios. I want both.
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2009-11-25
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Looking at the screenshots (haven't seen any videos of it in action) ...
it seems the screen real estate is wasted a lot just to be able to keep the menus all lined along the circle on the right side of the phone.
Hence most of the left side of the screen is left bank in all the selection menu screens.
While it looks new and very one-hand friendly interface, I doubth how practical it will be in real life and hiow much this will catch on.
But neverthless experiments in mobile usage is better rather than sticking with the desktop paradigms as in many OS's
it seems the screen real estate is wasted a lot just to be able to keep the menus all lined along the circle on the right side of the phone.
Hence most of the left side of the screen is left bank in all the selection menu screens.
While it looks new and very one-hand friendly interface, I doubth how practical it will be in real life and hiow much this will catch on.
But neverthless experiments in mobile usage is better rather than sticking with the desktop paradigms as in many OS's
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2009-11-25
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Originally Posted by livefreeordie
or even ctrl+[
Imagine an editor... an editor where any one of its multitude of features is reached with no more than one press of Esc and a few keystrokes, and not buried deep inside menus within menus. Joe Average will love it!
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2009-11-27
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiJdOv7zGBY
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How come wrong numbers are never busy?
How come wrong numbers are never busy?
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2009-12-02
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God.....? Hello?? are you there??
Can you pleeeeease get me one of these? I would really appreciate it...
Can you pleeeeease get me one of these? I would really appreciate it...
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2009-12-02
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I think these folks have palm PIM code too so hopefully PIM will be really sweet as well.
That interface plus Palm style Contacts, Todo, notes, Calendar, i would be in
That interface plus Palm style Contacts, Todo, notes, Calendar, i would be in
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2009-12-02
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Originally Posted by quipper8
Don't count on that. The Garnet (formerly named Palm) OS used a very non-standard contact's schema. It was partially upgraded in v5, but nothing much after that (was missing some SyncML and a few other standardized pieces.
I think these folks have palm PIM code too so hopefully PIM will be really sweet as well.
That interface plus Palm style Contacts, Todo, notes, Calendar, i would be in
You saw the video linked above right, the UI is very different. So don't expect the same approach to it.