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Notionink's Adam (Android tablet) Demo Video
- desigooner 16y agoThe UI seems .. congested and too busy.
- Banekin 16y agoIt seems unnecessary to me to have all your apps running simultaneously, but it does look nice.
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- MoreMoschops 16y agoIndeed. Right now I only have pidgin, evolution, transmission, two nautilus windows, a telnet client and firefox (with three tabs) running. It's completely unnecessary and I should be forced to never have more than one running at a time.
- spiffworks 16y agoTapping a panel to gain focus seems like the most asinine UI decision of all time. Even in the video you could see the user trying to use a panel before tapping it. Just a terrible flow-breaker. Otherwise, everything looks ok. Once actual reviews come out, I think they will sell quite a few of these.
- Xuzz 16y agoThe "panel" concept reminds me of Twitter for iPad (which I really enjoy), just applied to the entire OS -- a sort of simplified implementation of 10/GUI (http://10gui.com/ http://10gui.com/). It could definitely be more polished, but I'm excited for what this will bring in the future.
- eclark 16y ago10/Gui looks awesome. If this is were that polised I'd pre-order in a heart beat.
- teyc 16y agoIs that Android with Hardware Acceleration? It's incredibly smooth animation for an Android.
- forgottenpaswrd 16y agoI was thinking on buying one of this, but it seems it is not ready yet. I love tablets because of the portrait mode. It is way easier to read on portrait(the reason newspapers are multicolums). How is that possible that they make a tablet and design the UI to be landscape? You won't need tap to focus on portrait mode. IMHO a bad idea designing it like a netbook. I can't understand it.