Some mobile design resources
Mobile Web Design Trends For 2009 Mobile Awesomeness Interesting to note that most all of the visual design goodness in Mobile Awesomeness is iPhone.
Mobile Web Design Trends For 2009 Mobile Awesomeness Interesting to note that most all of the visual design goodness in Mobile Awesomeness is iPhone.
At the beginning of the year I wrote an article for User Experience magazine’s Usable Forms issue. The print magazine has been floating around for a while and the website just got updated with details of the new issue. The online extract includes some of the footnote links slightly out of context. Nonetheless, it’s kind [...]
Boy Genius Report have a video of the Samsung i7500, the first non-HTC Android phone. Thoughts: It has a lot of buttons There’s no sliding keyboard, and no stylus The camera is 5 MP, it has a flash It has video but it doesn’t focus It probably doesn’t have GPS “The keyboard is not really [...]
Point 3 – “Don’t Build for Just One Device”. For me, this is a real indication of progress, because the whole mobile web game to date has been massive effort to support multipe devices. Luckily the current generation of high-end mobile browsers is excellent in terms of support for modern features. Many phones use a [...]
Wesabe have a helpful page that shows some key interactions from the mobile and iPhone services. This is demonstrated by a short description accompanying a screenshot from an iPhone and a Motorola Razr (early version methinks). The Motorola has a pretty ordinary web experience, so it’s not the strongest contender the regular mobile device world [...]
The Astonishing Tribe phone unlocking concepts include this: Which is the perfect excuse to embed this:
…an interdisciplinary team of scientists of the University of Washington (UW) has developed Vocal Joystick, a software which enables people with disabilities to control their computers using the sound of their voice and without the need to use a mouse. via ZDNet
“One of the most significant additions in Maemo 5 is the Clutter library, which facilitates rapid development of rich graphical user interfaces. Support for Clutter on top of OpenGL ES 2.0 will enable developers to completely redefine the Maemo user experience. Clutter provides a scene-graph system and frame-based animation engine for displaying and manipulating graphical [...]
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