Verizon To Have a Consistent UI Across All Phones?
This to me makes sense, since if this was implemented, if you knew how to use one VZW phone, you'd know how to use 'em all. The downside, of course, would be if the VZW UI sucked, i.e. it wasn't user-friendly or fast or intuitive.
Is it true that VZW is moving this way, and if so, do you think its a good idea?
BetterThanJake said:
I read somewhere that VZW is moving to have a Verizon-branded interface across all of its new feature phones, and perhaps in the future go as far to have the same 'Verizon UI' on all of the phones it carries.
This to me makes sense, since if this was implemented, if you knew how to use one VZW phone, you'd know how to use 'em all. The downside, of course, would be if the VZW UI sucked, i.e. it wasn't user-friendly or fast or intuitive.
Is it true that VZW is moving this way, and if so, do you think its a good idea?
From what I have heard yes. The UI they are going to use going forward with be the one on the vx8000, vx7000 all the new phones coming out will be like those.
BetterThanJake said:
I read somewhere that VZW is moving to have a Verizon-branded interface across all of its new feature phones, and perhaps in the future go as far to have the same 'Verizon UI' on all of the phones it carries.
This to me makes sense, since if this was implemented, if you knew how to use one VZW phone, you'd know how to use 'em all. The downside, of course, would be if the VZW UI sucked, i.e. it wasn't user-friendly or fast or intuitive.
Is it true that VZW is moving this way, and if so, do you think its a good idea?
So what's to differentiate between handsets? Pfft. We can't clone people so we'll clone our phones? Bah!
muchdrama said:
So what's to differentiate between handsets?
I dunno... maybe features, styling, performance, durability, brand/marketing, etc. etc.? 😳