NemusTech's Media Browser

Media Browser is an Android application which allows you to browse through your media files such as photos and videos in your mobile device storage space. This application was built with NemusTech's Tiffany 3D UI framework.

3Dphone Media Browser

3Dphone Media Browser is the first of three demo applications developed by TAT within the 3Dphone research project. This demo shows a wrapping 3D list based on an amphitheatre layout, which is suitable for mixing portrait and landscape images. It is powered by TAT Cascades and runs on a TI OMAP3430 platform.

NemusTech's Media Browser

Media Browser is an Android application which allows you to browse through your media files such as photos and videos in your mobile device storage space. This application was built with NemusTech's Tiffany 3D UI framework.

3Dphone Media Browser

3Dphone Media Browser is the first of three demo applications developed by TAT within the 3Dphone research project. This demo shows a wrapping 3D list based on an amphitheatre layout, which is suitable for mixing portrait and landscape images. It is powered by TAT Cascades and runs on a TI OMAP3430 platform.

NemusTech's Media Browser

Media Browser is an Android application which allows you to browse through your media files such as photos and videos in your mobile device storage space. This application was built with NemusTech's Tiffany 3D UI framework.

NemusTech's Media Browser

Media Browser is an Android application which allows you to browse through your media files such as photos and videos in your mobile device storage space. This application was built with NemusTech's Tiffany 3D UI framework.

3Dphone Media Browser

3Dphone Media Browser is the first of three demo applications developed by TAT within the 3Dphone research project. This demo shows a wrapping 3D list based on an amphitheatre layout, which is suitable for mixing portrait and landscape images. It is powered by TAT Cascades and runs on a TI OMAP3430 platform.

HP Mobile Internet Experience On VMware Fusion

Took me several hours and was a severe pain, however, I managed to get HP's Mobile Internet Experience (MIE), downloaded from HP's site, running on VMware Fusion. All hardware works now including network, audio, and monitor/video card. This was particularly difficult with no developer tools and kernel source with the release. Being based on Ubuntu 8.04, I was able to correct most of the issues using that source but sticking with the stock kernel. This makes a nice stand alone media player / web browser VM.

The video is laggy and this VM is running much slower than normal. This is because the screen capture software was on the same machine running the VM, so there is a lot of overhead. This runs at least 10 times faster alone. Very nice package HP came up with here. Keep up the good work HP! This is how you do a mean and lean UI in Linux with some style! Defiantly makes me want to pick up an HP Mini with this OS.

P.S. HP, please make this a little more friendly for developers, release source so we can build on to this platform!