Interface (computer science)

The iPad scrolls smoother than any computer out there: There is no need to replace scrolling with an monotonous swiping marathon. Even on the iPad it’s still easier to scroll than to swipe. So go for the easier option if you can. Don’t copy column design or swiping galore of the New York Times

Hands-on with Nokia's N900 Maemo-based smartphoneupdated 02:35 am EDT, Fri October 9, 2009Device sports an impressive UI and features listAlong with Nokia's Booklet 3G, Electronista at CTIA also had a chance to fondle the upcoming N900 smartphone. Despite criticisms of the predecessor, the N97, the N900 represents a fresh attempt for the company to edge ahead against its competitors in the smartphone arena.The most significant change is Nokia's diversion from Symbian, as the N900 instead utilizes a Linux-based Maemo operating system. The overall experience is much closer to a computer than many other smartphone interfaces have been able to achieve.A common iPhone complaint involves the requirement for each app to be opened before viewing basic content such as messages and contacts. The Maemo interface, however, provides customizable pages where RSS feeds, messages, contacts, Facebook statuses, calendar schedules, and more, can be previewed without the hassle of closing one app and op...

DIY GUI's for multitouch interfaces (osc?)