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August 3, 2011 05:10 pm GMT
Huawei has taken a note from the big boys like Samsung and HTC and decided to build a UI of its own. Unlike TouchWiz or Sense, Huawei's UI has something different to bring to the table: 3D. Now don't get too excited, or too peeved either (if you're an anti-3D kinda fella), because this 3D isn't all that legit. It's more the appearance of 3D than it is true flying-at-your-face, make-you-kinda-nauseous 3D. Either way, this new UI will be featured on the freshly announced Huawei Vision smartphone. Truth is, 3D has never been bigger. Manufacturers are popping it into whatever they can whether it be TVs, phones, tablets... anything. But choosing how to implement 3D technology via mobile can be tricky. Some have taken the more obvious recording and picture-taking aspect of 3D and made it as mobile friendly as possible, like HTC with the Evo 3D. Others, on the other hand, have gotten a bit gimmicky with it, much like this new 3D UI on the Vision.
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Huawei Announces The Vision Smartphone With New 3D User Interface
Huawei has taken a note from the big boys like Samsung and HTC and decided to build a UI of its own. Unlike TouchWiz or Sense, Huawei's UI has something different to bring to the table: 3D. Now don't get too excited, or too peeved either (if you're an anti-3D kinda fella), because this 3D isn't all that legit. It's more the appearance of 3D than it is true flying-at-your-face, make-you-kinda-nauseous 3D. Either way, this new UI will be featured on the freshly announced Huawei Vision smartphone. Truth is, 3D has never been bigger. Manufacturers are popping it into whatever they can whether it be TVs, phones, tablets... anything. But choosing how to implement 3D technology via mobile can be tricky. Some have taken the more obvious recording and picture-taking aspect of 3D and made it as mobile friendly as possible, like HTC with the Evo 3D. Others, on the other hand, have gotten a bit gimmicky with it, much like this new 3D UI on the Vision. Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/2cz1unqQvYA/
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