The New Xbox Software Is Here, And It's Better 
Deep Inside Xbox 360 Kinect: The Interface Of Microsoft's Dreams 
Apple Magic Trackpad: The Beginning Of The End For Mac OS X 
Windows Phone 7 Interface: Microsoft Has Out-Appled Apple 
Ridiculous Users Interfaces In Film, And The Man Who Designs Them 
Microsoft Research Demos Touchless, Transparent Glass Display Some people install monitors in their walls for kitchen-computing but usually stop at Windows or OS X for the OS. Not Dutchman Pascal, though – who created a Windows XP skin inspired by Star Trek‘s LCARS interface.
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Hackers have wasted no time bending Kinect to their will, and this proof of concept video for a Minority Report-esque multitouch UI is probably the most exciting mod yet. Stretch to zoom, here we come!
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The latest Xbox 360 dashboard update brings some sports, some Zune integration and a fairly sizable UI change. Here’s how it works.
Jailbreakers have been theming their iPhones for a long time, but if you like to refrain from jailbreaking, you can still change that app’s ugly icon using previously mentioned iPhone Explorer.
It’s difficult to gauge the full power of the autostereoscopic 3D from a video, but as with Sharp’s parallax barrier technology, you can see how Scaleform’s glasses-less 3D works. The video presenter’s “ooh! ahh!”-ing just endorses it even more.
Heading to the States later this year (and Europe next month), the Desire HD and updated Sense UI has been shown off in an official video by HTC. How great do the new cached maps looks?
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If this video of HTC’s Windows Phone 7 interface is real, we’re in for a treat visually, at least. For actual use? Maybe less so.
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The ever-impressive Swedish interface gurus The Astonishing Tribe just posted a new video envisioning what kinds of screens we’ll be using in the year 2014. They stretch fluidly and share seamlessly, and I want to use them right now.
