Ui stories:
"Samsung Behold II hits T-Mobile on November 18th" and related posts
Nov 13th, 2009 - Engadget
Dubbing itself the "multimedia powerhouse" for T-Mobile's expansive Android lineup, the Samsung Behold II has just been confirmed for that rumored November 18th launch on T-Mobile (still no word on price, though we're hearing a predictable $200)...Windows 7: UI Promises Productivity Gains
Nov 2nd, 2009 - InformationWeek
The new taskbar allows Windows 7 users to preview open Web pages, both in IE and Firefox.(click for image gallery)
One of the goals of Microsoft Windows 7, now in general release, is to finally make the bad memories of Windows Vista go away...Software Update Imbues Apple TV With New UI, iTunes LP
Oct 29th, 2009 - Wired
Apple on Thursday issued a software update for its Apple TV set-top box. The update includes a redesigned user interface and enables support for a new interactive artwork iTunes format...The New Windows 7 Commercials: Now We're Tawkin'
Oct 22nd, 2009 - Washington Post
Windows 7 is your idea, friends. That's what this new spot - along with some 7 second demos after the jump - is trying to say. It's basically pointing out that Windows 7 is a nice, clean update...
Palm Pre Success Depends on Developer Community, Gartner Says
May 20th, 2009 - eWeek
With the rollout date for the Palm Pre officially set for June 6, along with its $199 price point, all that's left to wonder now is if the Pre smartphone will actually be a true competitor to the Apple iPhone...
Ui videos from YouTube:
2:47S60 touch UI
Simplicity, expandability and user enjoyment are the guiding principles behind the S60 user interface. More at: www.s60.com
1:17HTC 'Rosie' UI for HTC Hero (Android)
Haykuro from XDA-Developers.com posted some video footage of the unannounced HTC Hero firmware, which features HTC UI enhancements.
1:38Sony Ericsson Rachael UI
A demo showing the customizations Sony Ericsson applied to Android in its forthcoming uberphone - codenamed "Rachael".
0:563D Eyetracking UI
What if the graphics on your mobile seemed to have real depth? Imagine tilting your mobile so you can look around corners and behind objects in the GUI to access additional information. Imagine layered GUIs where pop-up windows really pop up ...
