- Feb 2, 2011
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Why....oh....why!? Is the Omnia 7 the only Windows Phone that looks like a windows Phone?
HTC's phones look like HTC phones....which is a solid design.....and I love the Dell Venue.
By eff you AT&T.
Who here thinks that the Zune has awesome industrial design. You're all raising your hands? Fantastic. It's visually appealing with it's cornered edges. And Microsoft likes it just as much as I do.....evidence in the Windows Phone demo look. Yet somehow..AT&T has gotten it's grubby *** paws into the industrial design of the Quantum and Focus. What is up with those rounded edges!?
There's further reason to this. The UI is heavily influenced by corners, edges, and squares. I'm of the belief that the hardware should compliment the UI.
I've often sat wondering about how I don't want to reward AT&T's design....
You folks in Europe have it so good.
Anyways.....I though maybe we could have a specific thread talking about the industrial design and artistic choices for the hardware for our favorite OS.
HTC's phones look like HTC phones....which is a solid design.....and I love the Dell Venue.
By eff you AT&T.
Who here thinks that the Zune has awesome industrial design. You're all raising your hands? Fantastic. It's visually appealing with it's cornered edges. And Microsoft likes it just as much as I do.....evidence in the Windows Phone demo look. Yet somehow..AT&T has gotten it's grubby *** paws into the industrial design of the Quantum and Focus. What is up with those rounded edges!?
There's further reason to this. The UI is heavily influenced by corners, edges, and squares. I'm of the belief that the hardware should compliment the UI.
I've often sat wondering about how I don't want to reward AT&T's design....
You folks in Europe have it so good.
Anyways.....I though maybe we could have a specific thread talking about the industrial design and artistic choices for the hardware for our favorite OS.