[ratings]Jozef Kocúr reveals a new idea of his, a version of the Windows Phone 7 interface, pictured below. This concept UI is more about customizing the already known aspects of the OS, by adding them what would be needed on a future XPERIA smartphone. More ideas like this can be found here. [via Jozef Kocúr]
[ratings]Kingyo created a very interesting handset interface, dubbed the Blue Bee, that also comes with an appealing and very slim smartphone. As you can see, the UI looks a bit like the Windows Mobile 6.5 interface and it requires a large touchscreen to operate and there’s no need for any physical button, at all. An
[ratings]It’s very likely that this is not the Apple Tablet interface, but in case it is, we’re surely pleased to see it. Imagine a combination between iPhone OS, Mac OS X and HTC TouchFLO 3D, with a little bit of something extra. The UI is very finger-friendly and proposes a new way of unlocking a
[ratings]In case you’re a frequent visitor of our site, you must have noticed the Windows Mobile 8 interface concept, created by Remort1. This Esato board member showed us two of this ideas of the UI of the future OS, applied to a Sony Ericsson XPERIA-like device. This time, we have a look at the media
[ratings]Nokia used the talents of Kevin Cannon and Tobias Toft, both attending classes at the Copenhagen Institute of Interaction, in order to showcase the company’s ideas for future mobile phone interaction. The two showed how they think that mobile phones will change in the next 2, to 4 years. The result can be seen in
[ratings]While concept phones are something we look up to and we always appreciate, it’s pretty rare that we get to see a concept interface. This takes a bit of work and originality, plus a mind filled with innovation and some speculation. Esato user Gavster seems to know this, as he recently showed the world his
[ratings]Esato board user Zuckabaecka is not one to stand by and watch others design cool stuff, so he posted a neat XMB-UI concept. The designer claims that he’d like to see the XMB on new handsets, like the Idou, because it makes handling the touchscreen so much easier. Here’s Zuckabaecka’s version of the XMB plus
[ratings]Sometimes, concept phones just aren’t enough and we have a look at concept interfaces… They matter too, as one would never imagine a successful HTC Touch Diamond without that TouchFLO 3D interface. Back to Sony Ericsson, razec, from the Esato board has recently designed an UI that combines Android’s interface with a touch of UIQ.