Tag Archives: mobile

Say goodbye to your address book

 

Social networks have changed the way people communicate with each other. This change has drastic implication to the design of the mobile phone. Phone manufacturers are beginning to develop wireless devices that cater to the needs of specific audience niches, … Continue reading →

 

NUI and Mobile User Experience Coverage

 

Some exciting news this morning! We’ve been recently interviewed by a couple different journalists about our work in natural user interfaces and mobile user experience. It has been an exciting process for many of us. Seattle Firm Artefact Joined HTC … Continue reading →

 

Attending the Forrester Consumer Forum 2008

 

Folks, we will be attending the Forrester Consumer Forum 2008 next week, Tuesday October 28th until the 29th. As we finalize our prepartions here in the studio, we wanted to give you a heads up that we will be live … Continue reading →

 

Somebody Else’s Phone: Nokia’s New 7610 Campaign

 

Nokia just launched their new campaign for the 7610 handset, Somebody Else’s Phone. It’s a pretty neat idea where the audience “stumble” upon three separate phones. Within them are text messages, intimate photos and other bits that look deeply into … Continue reading →

 

Artefact Adds Copy/Paste to the iPhone

 

While doing user research for our mobile design projects, we often see users having a hard time with multi-tasking and moving information from one application to the other. This video shows a solution to the lack of copy/paste on the … Continue reading →

 

Cities, Buildings and Mobile User Experiences

 

We have worked on several mobile software projects over the last year. One of these projects was our collaboration with HTC on the TouchFLO™ 3D software that runs on for example the HTC Touch Diamond™. This phone is a good … Continue reading →

 

Through the looking glass

 

This concept shows a compelling vision of the promise of Augmented reality systems, which overlay digital data onto normal photographic views of the world. This looking glass concept has enormous potential for taking the huge amount of digital data currently … Continue reading →

 

Design and The Elastic Mind

 

A friend told us about an exhibit he saw during a recent visit to New York’s Moma called Design and the Elastic Mind. He mentioned that the show seemed to be influenced by the Eames studio and process and that … Continue reading →

 

Flexible Displays: A technology round-up

 

We have had a fascination with flexible displays (don’t we all?) for quite some time. Some of us even played around with funky double-hinged laptop designs that had a continuous display surface while in college (purely vapor concepts, of course). … Continue reading →

 

Windows Mobile 7 Goes Multitouch

 

“I will say that if you are impressed by the ‘touch features’ in the iPhone, you’ll be blown away by what’s coming in Windows 7. Now if only we could convince more OEMs that Windows Touch Technology is going to … Continue reading →