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ZenZui: Microsoft’s New Web Navigation Interface For Phones
By Good MooD | March 27, 2007
Probably thought out by some interior designer with too much sake inside him, ZenZui is both the name of a new Microsoft-backed start up and a new interface for phones designed to “transform how people engage, consume and interact with Web content through a revolutionary mobile user experience and information ecosystem.”
ZenZui’s Zooming User Interface organizes Web and user content in 36 tiles arranged in a virtual desktop grid. The desktop can be panned and zoomed in or out using the cellphone’s touch-screen or numeric keypad. Then, when you activate one of the tiles, it will show you a small interface, which appears to follow the same directional pad control for user interaction. The interface looks rather sleek and zoomtastic, I have to say, but you’ll be the judge after you see the video demonstration, right after the jump.
ZenZui’s Zooming User Interface organizes Web and user content in 36 tiles arranged in a virtual desktop grid. The desktop can be panned and zoomed in or out using the cellphone’s touch-screen or numeric keypad. Then, when you activate one of the tiles, it will show you a small interface, which appears to follow the same directional pad control for user interaction. The interface looks rather sleek and zoomtastic, I have to say, but you’ll be the judge after you see the video demonstration, right after the jump.
