SPB Mobile Shell for Symbian-powered handset is an application that brings you a totally new look for your touch-enabled handset. With much advanced options to customize the user interface to suit your need it’s a handy partner to have. If you haven’t read our review of it yet. You should to head over to see [...]
One thing that Windows Mobile and Android have both benefited from is 3rd party user interface overlays to add a more user-friendly experience, as well as other features such as additional homescreens, swipe gestures, and more. While Nokia has done some of this type of thing on the N97 and N97 Mini, clearly there’s nothing [...]
After giving you enough time to digest the Software review and walkthroughs of the Sony Ericsson Satio, I take a turn today to look at my personal opinion on the device, and specifically the things that I hate the most about it. Keep in mind, as well, that these observations are coming from a prototype [...]
It’s no secret that Symbian needs a new user interface. S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 2 is the height of S60, and S60 5th Edition had touch capabilities rigged on in a really awkward way. The S60 brand is no more, but the UI has been adopted as the user interface for the Symbian Foundation [...]
One of the biggest knocks against the Symbian operating system is always the UI – naysayers complain that it is ancient looking and old-fashioned, desperately needing an overhaul. A few weeks ago, Stefan interviewed Symbian’s man in charge of UI, Scott Weiss. Weiss admits in the interview that he currently carries an iPhone, and constantly [...]
Quite a few people have asked me recently what I want to see from Nokia in 2008. At first, I didn’t know, but the more I’ve thought about it, the more I’ve realized exactly what I want from Nokia in 2008. I want them to stop making hardware. Yeah, you read that right. I DON’T [...]
