View Full Version : iTablet: I Fell in love with my N800 again... :)
El Amir
12-09-2007, 06:04 PM
Heya!
I was just looking around ( as usual ) and found this GREAT piece of software.
Basicly...u get the iphone UI on the n800!!!:eek:
I just tried it and it looks AMAZING !
I can confirm it works on os2008.
Here's the video:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=oQbkTH8EZtQ
Here's the link to the man who made it,
http://geekpenguin.blogspot.com/2007/12/release-of-imaemo.html
I take no credit, he made it.:D
Check out the webpage and download the .deb
Hope you people will like it as much as I do.
Of course, the program isnt perfect, but still its worth a look into.
Can't wait to get Canola working with this!
I now better get back to revising my ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS...exam's tomorrow :(
who knew first year of Electronical & Elctronical Engineering would be so time-consuming.:confused:
Anyways, have fun with this.
See ya soon
How is this cool ? It's just a launcher that uses iphone icons - so what ?
El Amir
12-09-2007, 06:17 PM
How is this cool ? It's just a launcher that uses iphone icons - so what ?
Sorry if it doesnt start up your car with one click or make instant pancakes out of nothing :)
Just thought some people might- looks like ur not in that category- find it handy/show off-able. thats it.
No need to get agressive :D
Syntra
12-09-2007, 06:34 PM
Showoffable? Yes. Handy? Not really in my opinion. I'll stick with the Desktop Launcher.
YoDude
12-09-2007, 06:36 PM
Great find! Who would have thought...
http://www.internettablettalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12629&highlight=imaemo
http://www.internettablettalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12699&highlight=imaemo
Showoffable? Yes. Handy? Not really in my opinion. I'll stick with the Desktop Launcher.
That's what I'm trying to fix at the moment, just haven't quite thought of the best way to do it. *sigh* Any suggestions?
And I'm glad you like it, Amir :) But, they're right, it's just a pointless app launcher, like I said ;)
Karel Jansens
12-09-2007, 07:12 PM
Heya!
I was just looking around ( as usual ) and found this GREAT piece of software.
Basicly...u get the iphone UI on the n800!!!:eek:
I just tried it and it looks AMAZING !
I can confirm it works on os2008.
"I vomit in your ear." (ancient Inca proverb)
:rolleyes:
barry99705
12-09-2007, 07:25 PM
"I vomit in your ear." (ancient Inca proverb)
:rolleyes:
Hahahahahahahaha!
El Amir
12-09-2007, 07:40 PM
Great find! Who would have thought...
http://www.internettablettalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12629&highlight=imaemo
http://www.internettablettalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12699&highlight=imaemo
:) i looked it under "itablet" lol
thats why i didnt find it ....
and for the "I vomit in your ear." (ancient Inca proverb)
i still dont get it :eek:
anyway, my bad...
Karel Jansens
12-09-2007, 08:07 PM
and for the "I vomit in your ear." (ancient Inca proverb)
i still dont get it :eek:
anyway, my bad...
Do a search for "iPhone (<spit!>)"... ;)
That's what I'm trying to fix at the moment, just haven't quite thought of the best way to do it. *sigh* Any suggestions?
Well, since you ask...
Make it a customizable start page.
Phase 1:
Allow users to design icons, set orientation, and assign commands to icons
Phase 2:
Grid-based framework allowing resizable icons and a drag-and-drop editor for arranging icons.
Phase 3:
Extend framework to allow generic plug-ins for thing such as RSS feeds, weather, stock ticker, wi-fi status, etc...
Phase 4:
Develop a default horizontal home screen with 3 (wide) x 4 (tall) grid containing icons for:
-- World Wide Web
-- E-mail
-- IM
-- Calendar
-- To-Do
-- Address book
-- Movies
-- Pictures
-- Music
-- Phone (e.g. Skype)
-- GPS
-- Calculator
Next to this grid include a clock plug-in and an RSS reader showing the latest Tablet news. Convince Nokia to sell tablets with this start page. :-)
What do you think?
Holy crap, something constructive, thank you! Those are great, I believe I will start on those alongside a new project I may take up. Thanks again for the suggestions, perfect :)
Holy crap, something constructive, thank you! Those are great, I believe I will start on those alongside a new project I may take up. Thanks again for the suggestions, perfect :)
No problem -- I hope other people chime in. For the record, I don't own a tablet. I'm just thinking of things that would make me want to buy one. :)
The more I think of this, the more I think the plug-ins would be something like desktop applets. The differences would be:
1) You wouldn't have the left-hand side bar and status icons up top. I understand they can be useful for power users, but they take up screen space and add to clutter. I like the idea of letting the user decide what are the important things to put on the screen.
2) Grid-based arrangement simplifies aligning icons and eliminates wasted space between applets. If you want to get fancy, you could let the user set the resolution of the grid.
3) There would not have to be a window around an applet / plugin. Instead, plugin backgrounds would be transparent (like icons). For example, the background for the "clock" applet might be transparent, so it just looks like the time is naturally displayed on the tablet-top.
It might be worth considering a white background, but is a black background better for battery life?
Holy crap, something constructive, thank you! Those are great, I believe I will start on those alongside a new project I may take up. Thanks again for the suggestions, perfect :)
Aisu, another constructive proposition (I've been meaning to say it since the very start but somehow it escaped me...) : maybe wait for Canola V2 to come out in a few days, and see if the powerful graphic framework it introduces would not be a good foundation to build upon ?
Frankowitz
12-10-2007, 08:54 AM
I'm with the majority here. It's useless and unnecessary.
What I'd like to see would be a replacement for the standard applications menu on the home screen.
It would display a row of catagory icons (Internet, Music, Applications, Utilities, etc) down each side and an area in the center where the applications in that group would reside with kinetic scrolling (Stopping at the top/bottom). You'd select the group and then the application.
Allow the user to specify their own icons for the groups and applications (to replace the small icons that sometimes come with the program). Assuming 10 application group tabs and 9 applications displayed per group would allow 90 programs with two presses.
Thanks everyone for the great suggestions. The first thing I am working on is the user customizable commands and icons. The simplified command release should be on my site by the weekend (slow due to school) and the icons should follow suit soon. Then, will come the grid work *sigh* a pain.
And the Canola foundation sounds nice, but this is just a project for me to learn, and hopefully some of you guys to enjoy. I want to build everything myself ;)
I'm with the majority here. It's useless and unnecessary.
You're useless and unnecessary. Thanks for stating what I already said. It will be practical, though, as I learn more and spend more time with it. Just, don't be so negative ;)
asqwasqw
12-11-2007, 04:13 AM
what i really want to see is more preset icons, and make it a little easier to set up the icons and what they go to, but this is great, its a laugh, and i will enjoy... probably more than i should
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