Aw, cute

The geek in me is jealous that the iPhone hasn’t made it to the UK yet, the father-to-a-ten-month old in me is jealous that my daughter can’t say “Daddy” yet. I’m hoping that satisfaction on both counts may happen at more-or-less the same time…

Phill, thanks for the SeeqPod website. I never even knew it existed! It’s awesome!

Can’t wait until MH2!
- Mike

Hey, how do you buy stock anyway?
Does that involve those horrible brokers and such?

Steve Jobs would wet his diaper in happiness if he saw this!

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Aww the baby is so cute

Kinda funny I can’t watch the video on my iPhone… Have to check it out on my computer.

Apple did do the UI well. But I’m not a 2 year old.

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Cute

You Ingnorant Tech freak,

Please forgive me if I am offensive, but may be you desreved. You underestimating human intelligence and learning ability. It is a natural process of learning.
A chimp or a Dog can also do that so does a 1 yr old homo-sapeine.

Also thanks for seeqpod, site. They should change the name if they learn Turkish language.
Regards,

bahram, good luck teaching a chimp, dog, or a 1 year old baby how to browse photos on most regular phones that support them. (Hint, it requires reading ability for menus, and identifying / pressing small, tiny buttons in rather unintuitive ways.)

M6 – one way is via etrade.com… but you’ll want to do a lot of research into “stocks” before you start investing.

Cheers.

iPhone in certainly intuitive with it’s two simultaneous inputs. Imagine what the little one could do with a Surface machine and it’s 52 simultaneous inputs and ability to recognise physical objects. I’d be buying some MS stock also, esp given first to market and patients stuff. The race to design and own the replacement for WIMP is on.

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I’m great full for not being a chimp, dog or a 1 year old baby and that I have the ability to read, indentify and press small (even tiny) buttons.

But the iPhone does look cool – just too bad that it’s almost only the UI that is cool about it.

Wow, this kid is going to grow up and see the tapes his parents made ans is gonna think “Crap! My parents taped me playing with a phone! WTF?!”

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so you told him to swing his finger across the screen..THAT DEFINITELY SHOWS HOW GOOD THE UI DESIGN IS!!1 Lets see him copy and paste! Oh wait..

… and some people say that apple products aren’t easy to use…

Yep, that’s exactly the problem with most computer UIs. The target user is the dumbest person you can find. Which is why using an Apple product is as frustrating as watching Teletubbies.

joh:

A good UI should be usable by the lowest common denominator: that often makes it easier, too, for an advanced user. Even if I’m programming, I want a UI that I can use without thinking about it. Simple is good. Many good interfaces are simple, but provide for expansion.

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Please, put any kid in front of a computer with a touch screen and after you have shown him/her/it how to open folders and move them the kid will do it on it’s own.

It’s curiosity/fascination with the visual response they get that makes them do it, not a understanding of the gui.

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Bejron, this is a one year old kid unlocking the phone, navigating to photos, and browsing them. That’s some kind of understanding I would think?

Do you seriously think that the kid understands the meaning of “unlock the phone” and “what album do you want to see” ???

The kid knows that he will get a reaction when he touches the screen and that is what makes him touch it.

He doesn’t know what kind of reaction he is going to get and can’t connect it to a word unless it has been taught to him by repetition. Learning by repetition (Pavlovian conditioning) doesn’t mean you know the meaning of it, it’s just the memory of a reaction to a action.

A good gui/ui is based on logic and a 1 year old’s logic isn’t developed enough for him to understand that if he pushes the icon for (example) camera he will get the camera, also he doesn’t know what a camera is.

http://www.easychild.com/kids-ages-and-child-development-charts.htm

“Children do not yet have the ability to mentally trace a series of events or easily understand cause and effect relations.” and this is from ages 2-7.
According to this my though/theory of learning by repetition/pavalovian conditioning is also out of the window. Then it’s just random/a lucky shot..

I love how Apple designs such good user interfaces. This is a perfect example of how easy Apple products are to use.

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Nice find. The second video is the best. I want an iPhone!

Nice find. The second video is the best. I want an iPhone!

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That’s bullcrap. Try the same thing with a 90yr old and you would be faced with confusion and bewilderment.

Haha, that’s awesome! I can’t wait for the iPhone to come to Canada. I’m going to be in line for about a day to buy it.

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Indeed A Great UI design !!

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geezus

this has nothing to do with the UI design! there is hardly any UI design here, it’s the *technology* that enables this to be simple to use. The kid is bright, and I liked the videos, but really, it’s the technology/hardware that is the enabler here — because it finally allows us to do what we already do with tangible physical objects .. move them around, push them aside, etc. with just our hands/fingers.

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SO?

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neat, you trained your kid to slide his hand across a screen

Dude… I wouldn’t like to depreciate the effort of UI designers at SteveJobsIsMyHero.com, but maybe you missed the part of babies being able to learn, and do it pretty damn fast too. It’s obvious this kid had some exposition to the UI and therefore gained some experience.

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