Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Fri 2nd Feb 2007 21:18 UTC
A new video showing the touchscreen-based UI of the LG Prada phone has hit YouTube. The phone is going head to head with the iPhone UI-wise and it shows the path that the majority of phones will look like in the years to come. It is not clear if the LG Prada is a smartphone that allows you to run native applications or just a 'feature phone'. On other mobile news, Google released a native Google Maps application for PocketPC and MS Smartphones (screenshots) that works better than the J2ME version.
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this is the best keyboard i have seen for *predictive* typing: http://www.osnews.com/story.php/15389/Review-TenGO-2.0-and-TenGO-Th...
It is a T6 system, that's much faster than a T9 one, and more suitable for touchscreens.
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Dear god it uses a damn num keypad for entering text: those things are godawful and that they don't use the screen real estate for a qwerty virtual keyboard is a damn shame.
I also don't know how many people would want, let alone shell out more for, a Prada branded phone. I can see that totally happening in Apple's case, though.