Monday, May 3, 2010

iPod Slide- New Design For New People


Wish Apple had tried a bit harder with the new Nano?
Taiwanese designer Tryi Yeh has succeeded where Apple's polo-necked ninja failed, combining the functionality of the Nano with compactitude of the of the Shuffle. Slide out the screen a little, and you can access the main controls. Pull it out fully and you can scroll through your music collection, select a song, then whack the screen back in the smallest pocket you have. Clearly, it's not officially endorsed by Apple, but here's hoping somebody in Cupertino is paying attention...

How it should work... Slide action
Browse---- see full track listings on the screen when it's fully extended

Skip------ slide out partly to skip tracks and pause

Go-------- close it completely to put it on hold for storage in your pocket
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