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Essentially, it’s a GUI that zooms in and out. The technology splits the UI into 36 different “tiles” that users then manipulate, zooming in and out, dragging around the screen, etc. I suppose the thinking is that, since cellphone and other mobile device screens are so tiny, being able to manipulate the content gives the illusion of having more space to work with. You know, how putting lots of mirrors in a room gives is the impression of being larger than it actually is. Again, there’s a video of this vast information ecosystem in action <a href=){kind=spacer}
Though ZenZui launches today, there’s no indication of when it’ll make it onto your favorite handset. All good revolutions take time to have the desired effects, you know.
Press Release [ZenZui]
by
Nicholas Deleon
on
March 27, 2007
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I’m still struggling to see how this is different to a sexed-up version of Widsets. I bet the Widsets guys are fuming and/or reviewing their patent portfolio.