In the race of touch screen smart phones, experimenting with the interface to make it more and more user friendly (or should i say complex) is something which all these big OEMs keep on doing or showcasing. Like in this video below, Nokia shows a new concept called Bubbles for Symbian^3 based touch screen phones, basically you need to grab any floating bubble and drop it to whatever drop points are available. So if you pick a bubble with a key in sleep mode, a lock bubble will appear and once you drop the key bubble on that lock bubble you phone gets unlocked. I know there are too many bubble in this post, so I will shut the fuck up and let you guys watch the video and yeah, I think this is pretty useless and wont save Nokia from the competition it is facing from other touch screen phones, most of them running on Android.
Useless Prototype Feature of the Day: Nokia Bubbles
In the race of touch screen smart phones, experimenting with the interface to make it more and more user friendly (or should i say complex) is something which all these big OEMs keep on doing or showcasing. Like in this video below, Nokia shows a new concept called Bubbles for Symbian^3 based touch screen phones, basically you need to grab any floating bubble and drop it to whatever drop points are available. So if you pick a bubble with a key in sleep mode, a lock bubble will appear and once you drop the key bubble on that lock bubble you phone gets unlocked. I know there are too many bubble in this post, so I will shut the fuck up and let you guys watch the video and yeah, I think this is pretty useless and wont save Nokia from the competition it is facing from other touch screen phones, most of them running on Android.
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