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The first question in some Voight-Kampff-like test for mobile UI designers should be “what is your current phone?”. The answer you are looking for is Sony Ericsson. I’m joking of course, but there’s a great respect among the UI designers/developers community for Sony Ericsson products.
Ericsson was one of the first to drop the one-main-menu-item-per-screen structure in favor of tabbed menu. Then T68 and it’s matrix menu (icon grid) set the new standard.
I consider Sony Ericsson to be some kind of a mobile UI trendsetter. That’s why I think (or hope) the “next big thing” in UI design will come from SE. Too bad they prefer evolution in small steps than revolution, though it’s perfectly understandable.
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Makes sense!
I find the step by step approach, interesting.
With SE, I see a good understanding of both the hardware, as well as the software interface, from a feature-hungry user point of view.
Nokia is amazing... for the vanilla"I just wanna talk!" kinda user.
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| Hephail | February 22, 2006 10:03 AM |
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| This is a great site. I am new to your blog and i look forward to your future work. Thanks. |
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| CellularphoneSavant | February 26, 2006 19:13 PM |
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