On 26/01/07, Ben F-W <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
if you tie that to a more specific example, it might help to get the concept across. I usually point out how the priorities of end users and those of operators differ: and it's the operators who are the manufacturer's biggest customers. For example, some phones put "Send an MMS" above "Send an SMS" on a menu
Yes, totally - being able to reconfigure your menus to the order that you most commonly use (or even to have the option of the phone doing this automatically, so it 'naturally smooths' to your common usage) is an example I have used. I have also used the example of the 'home screen' having a simple graph of how many "inclusive minutes" your subscription plan has in total, and how many are remaining, and when you go to make a call, an indication of the cost per minute to that number at this time, if it is not in the inclusive minutes. Operaters would utterly, utterly, hate this kind of feature, but I can't think of any user who wouldn't want it :-) -- Regards, Dave _______________________________________________ OpenMoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org https://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community
