Android and iPhone users have gotten used to the familiar layout of the uniform home screen, speckled with app icons of consistent sizes within a fixed grid. The DeckSpace Smartphone would do things a bit differently, arranging the virtual buttons according to category and frequency of use.
Aaron Kettl's mobile phone would have a Google operating system. The concept maintains the flat, slim and sleek physical features of the most sought-after smartphones on the market, but it offers its user a much more generous touchscreen, thanks to its broader length and width.
A great deal more clickable images can be clustered on the DeckSpace Smartphone display, assuming squared shapes in one of three sizes. The Play Store and Internet browser are the most predominant while Maps, email and messaging have been made to a medium scale.
Graphic Cellphone Redesigns
The DeckSpace Smartphone Proposes a New Way to Organize Your Apps
Trend Themes
1. Revamped Smartphone User Interface - The DeckSpace Smartphone proposes a new way to organize apps, arranging virtual buttons based on category and frequency of use.
2. Increased Screen Real Estate - The DeckSpace Smartphone offers a broader length and width, providing a more generous touchscreen for users.
3. Clustered Clickable Images - The DeckSpace Smartphone allows for a greater number of clickable images on the display, with squared shapes in three different sizes.
Industry Implications
1. Mobile Phone Manufacturing - The revamped smartphone user interface trend presents an opportunity for manufacturers to create new designs that offer innovative ways to organize apps.
2. Operating System Development - The increased screen real estate trend opens up possibilities for operating system developers to create interfaces optimized for larger touchscreens.
3. App Development - The clustered clickable images trend creates a demand for app developers to design interactive and visually appealing interfaces that maximize the use of screen space.