HTC Touch or Elf with new 3D sweep interface

31 Jan 2010  //  26 comments  //  Mobile Development News


Published by Phelipe Hamoui www.techguru.com.br Previously known as the Elf, the HTC Touch is the next generation in the Taiwanese company’s line of Windows Mobile phones. The Touch takes Windows Mobile 6—which is already pretty usable—and integrates what everyone’s fawning over the iphone and the Prada for: finger touching. The base OS is still the same Windows Mobile 6, but on top, htc’s added touchflo, their own touchscreen app. It can tell whether you’re using your stylus or your finger, and if you’re using your finger, you can activate a “three-dimensional interface” with “three screens” made up of your contacts, your media, and your apps. It’s hard to tell what this involves exactly until we get a hands on, but it sounds like a fancy 3D menu system on the top level that you can spin around by swiping your finger horizontally. new HTC-styled home screen that replaces the Today screen which lets you access your email, text messages, calendar, contacts, and weather.

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