I think we're all aware of the challenges of editing on mobile, especially when it comes to long-form editing.
Does the device in the following video make anyone else feel hopeful about the future of long-form edits on mobile?
It looks great. I’m surprised that their default layout is QWERTY though.
On Jan 17, 2015, at 2:26 AM, Monte Hurd mhurd@wikimedia.org wrote:
I think we're all aware of the challenges of editing on mobile, especially when it comes to long-form editing.
Does the device in the following video make anyone else feel hopeful about the future of long-form edits on mobile?
http://youtu.be/HwGK5RvNOFI http://youtu.be/HwGK5RvNOFI
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Le 17/01/2015 08:26, Monte Hurd a écrit :
I think we're all aware of the challenges of editing on mobile, especially when it comes to long-form editing.
Does the device in the following video make anyone else feel hopeful about the future of long-form edits on mobile?
Well that is still a QWERTY keyboard!
IMO nah.
This might catch on in a tablet world but I personally couldn't imagine it being used in a mobile world. If I have a table or other surface to work off of I might as well use a laptop. I personally have a habit of forgetting/losing my headphones so having a portable keyboard is just not going to happen for me.
That said some people use tablets as cameras. That's not me, so maybe there is a niche group of people this will appeal to but I don't expect to see this taking off in SF any time soon. On 16 Jan 2015 23:26, "Monte Hurd" mhurd@wikimedia.org wrote:
I think we're all aware of the challenges of editing on mobile, especially when it comes to long-form editing.
Does the device in the following video make anyone else feel hopeful about the future of long-form edits on mobile?
http://i.imgur.com/DWrI2JY.gif
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I was thinking more about people for whom a laptop / tablet in addition to their phone would be cost prohibitive, but a keyboard like this perhaps affordable, especially as a family could share to some degree.
On Jan 19, 2015, at 9:53 AM, Jon Robson jdlrobson@gmail.com wrote:
IMO nah.
This might catch on in a tablet world but I personally couldn't imagine it being used in a mobile world. If I have a table or other surface to work off of I might as well use a laptop. I personally have a habit of forgetting/losing my headphones so having a portable keyboard is just not going to happen for me.
That said some people use tablets as cameras. That's not me, so maybe there is a niche group of people this will appeal to but I don't expect to see this taking off in SF any time soon.
On 16 Jan 2015 23:26, "Monte Hurd" mhurd@wikimedia.org wrote: I think we're all aware of the challenges of editing on mobile, especially when it comes to long-form editing.
Does the device in the following video make anyone else feel hopeful about the future of long-form edits on mobile?
http://i.imgur.com/DWrI2JY.gif
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