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User Interface Design For Handheld Devices

User Interface Design For Handheld Devices. Typewriter style keyboard Monitor Mouse. Douglas Engelbert - 1968. Icons Menu bar Trash can Gray-out Double click Did not patent. Apple Lisa - 1983. DynaTAC 8000X - First commercially available mobile phone. Motorola - 1983.

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User Interface Design For Handheld Devices

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  1. User Interface Design For Handheld Devices

  2. Typewriter style keyboard Monitor Mouse Douglas Engelbert - 1968

  3. Icons Menu bar Trash can Gray-out Double click Did not patent Apple Lisa - 1983

  4. DynaTAC 8000X - First commercially available mobile phone Motorola - 1983

  5. 1990- first truly digital cell phone made Better batteries and electronics New era of handheld devices 2G Cell Phones - 1990’s

  6. No standards in design Not just intelligent GUI but UI needed as well Need For New Interfaces

  7. Easy to use interface Apple sells 63 million in 6 years 40% of world market for digital media players UI patented on Oct. 28, 2002 iPod - 2001

  8. 2010 - 1.8 billion desktop computers 2008 - 3 billion cell phones Convergence of cell phones and other hand held devices Looking Forward

  9. Cell phone Email Text messaging Internet faxing Web browsing PDA BlackBerry

  10. Holds up to 100 songs Comes with iTunes built in MotoROKR

  11. Demand for these devices continues to grow Demand for interface designers will grow as well What’s Next?

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