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By: Everything and the Mobile Software Universe… » Does software or OS vendors have to define the user experience? (WinCE, Access/PalmSource Hiker, s60, UIQ, etc…)

Sun, 21 Jan 2007 23:13:48 +0000

[…] Interestingly solutions coming from the US are more monolithic and impose a user experience (palm, winCE, sky mobile media has bought eSim an israeli company to have a kind of UI customization), compared to EU ones (symbian is nothing without a customization, Open- Plug, Digital Airways and TAT for UI, etc are all about customization, Qtopia in less extent)…there is certainly something cultural here (many time the “not invented here” prevails in the US leading to more integrated products but moonolithic, while EU is by nature more diverse and consensual…just a guess here). Somewhat related: good read at Vision Mobile about Mobile Linux. At the end I’m not sure an Operator is really able to specify a full User Experience, focusing on usability (no no , it is not sarcastic ). Software companies, can do it in some extent, but at the end only OEM with strong brand assets, big worldwide tracking records of mature products for all cultures may know those little things that make the difference. […]

By: Sencer.de

Sencer.de — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 01:00:00 +0000

VisionMobile Forum :: Mapping mobile Linux: from Lego bricks to castles

By: Xellular Identity by Xen Mendelsohn

Xellular Identity by Xen Mendelsohn — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 01:00:00 +0000

that MIDP 3.0 ��is the new, yet unfinished, version of MIDP. CLDC/MIDP is the most popular mobile phone application platform..” Also Anders states (smiling) that this post is ��not for the faint of heart�� Andreas Constantinou clarifies the mobile Linux landscape today and explains how there are five different types of offerings: from Linux support packages (the Lego bricks) all the way to complete products (the castles). He essentially maps Linux vendors and offers insight into how these vendors are like and unlike. Thomas Menguy

By: rodcorp

rodcorp — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 01:00:00 +0000

VisionMobile Forum :: Mapping mobile Linux: from Lego bricks to castles

By: Mobile Analyst Watch

Mobile Analyst Watch — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 01:00:00 +0000

VisionMobile about Mapping mobile Linux: from Lego bricks to castlesPaul Sagawa at Sanford C. Bernstein and Co, Daryl Armstrong at Citigroup, Ed Snyder at Charter Equity Research, Albert Lin at American Technology Research and Brian Modoff at Deutsche Bank via the

By: Jason Delport's Mobile Observations

Jason Delport's Mobile Observations — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 01:00:00 +0000

Vision Mobile Blog.