It’s been a while since I’ve written about the great concepts of Jozef Kocúr, but that doesn’t mean he stopped working on them. It’s true that I’ve been lazy enough not to write about some of his ideas, so sorry Jozef. Well now I have something really juicy for you:
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Sadly, the alliance between Microsoft and Nokia means that we won’t be seeing MeeGo so soon, so we’re left with concepts taking over. Jozef Kocúr created an interesting MeeGo OS concept for Nokia tablets, that you can see below. This UI borrows a bit from webOS, Maemo and the previous
The main appeal of this design is not really the Nokia N00 tablet, but rather the MeeGo customization that’s going to take place. Jozef Kocúr is at it again and we suspect that Windows Phone 7 will blend with the MeeGo experience for a tablet OS and UI that will
My apologies to Jozef Kocúr, the creator of the Windows Slate 7, which turns out to be an interface not a tablet concept, as we claimed here. Now, we get to see more pictures of the customized UI and we have to say that MeeGo and WebOS 2.0 don’t have
Jozef Kocúr designed a very appealing tablet called the Windows Slate 7, a device doesn’t seem to bear any other branding than the one of Microsoft. This internally made slate could be running a modified version of Windows Phone 7, as shown here, since this is certainly not the Windows
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
Jozef Kocúr created a very interesting Windows Phone 7 concept interface, that would look good on an XPERIA high end device in the future. Notice the changes in the homescreen, the Aero integration, the simple status bar, a new Music plus Video tile and original user themes. Would Microsoft accept
Jozef Kocúr is a name you’ve heard a bunch of times on our website, as the designer was responsible with some great Sony Ericsson concepts. Among them we must mention the Sony Ericsson One, a very appealing Windows Phone 7 handset, that was recently given a refresh on the designer’s
Jozef Kocúr has made a name on our site and the Esato board, by posting many concepts of the Sony Ericsson smartphones, some bearing the XPERIA branding. A new design of his is the Sony Ericsson Shio concept, pictured below and running Android. There’s also a powerful camera at the
Jozef Kocúr plans on showing us more shots of the Sony Ericsson One Windows Phone 7 device. The first one is a testimony to its gaming features, with the device being able to run Need for Speed: Shift and all, while the second image shows the smartphone in black and
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