Mobile Interfaces

Introduction

The article I chose to do this project was about an design that Motorola has been working on with the designers of Frog mobile technology. This paper will outline a few key topics that have to deal with the article and the over design of the product. This product has yet to be release on to the market, the projected release date is sometime in 2006.

Development

Customization is a growing trend in technology.   When it comes to mobile technology, user interfaces become not only an issue when it comes to keeping up the interface to accommodate new functionality, but also for users who want more customizable interfaces.   Technology is no longer just used for its intended purposes anymore.   It has become an extension of fashion.   The challenge for mobile technology producers is to create a product interface, which combines convenience and ease of use, while at the same time keeping up with the aesthetic wants of the customer.   For many mobile technology users, their mobile technology has become almost an extension of their person.   In today's times, creating products, which dynamically respond to the needs and wants of the user, is a necessity.

Developers

Frog Design & Motorola

Hartmut Esslinger of Germany designed Frog Design in 1969.   Through the years, Frog has developed successful design development relationships with numerous big name organizations industry-wide, ranging from Sony to Sun Microsystems.   As a result, Frog has created a reputable reputation and has since grown to include brand and digital media to their repertoire.   Today, Frog Design is globally located in five locations including Germany and the United States.
Motorola has long been one of the leading companies in the communications industry with their mobility products and solutions.   Today, as a Fortune 100 company, Motorola specializes in four business sectors: Connected Home Solutions, Government and Enterprise Mobility Solutions, Mobile Devices, and... [continues]

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