Notion Ink

Introducing Eden – II

Posted in Uncategorized by Rohan Shravan on December 21, 2010

Hello All,

Here is the second video where we are showing our Mail’d. It is one of the faster email client around (you might have to pause a lot to follow whats happening, we could have just slowed down and showed you everything, but we don’t do that in real condition). Our new generation is impatient, and we have designed it for them.

Again those who would be commenting on the video quality, I will request you to wait for the production quality which will come later as a part of advertising campaign (also I need to go out of this building to buy a good camera first!).


(Might take few minutes for YouTube to reflect the video!)

With Warm Regards

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  1. Lucian Armasu said, on December 23, 2010 at 20:41

    Why type with just one finger? Does it have multitouch typing?

  2. pramod said, on December 23, 2010 at 19:56

    Very impressive, very creative – beats the crap out of the apple ipad.

    I only hole Notion Ink do a better marketing job, like cool looking ads to sell their product better.

    And hope you have enough adams in your inventory! :)

  3. Twey said, on December 23, 2010 at 18:03

    I wonder how the retrieval feature is implemented? I’m hoping it’s not a usability abomination like BigString (storing an image on a remote server and having the email link to it, rather than having the email contain the information itself).

  4. Sowmya said, on December 23, 2010 at 08:42

    coool video, accessing it late.. but still worth commenting always :)

  5. Matthew Reeves said, on December 23, 2010 at 01:58

    For me, someone who has already synced all accounts through gmail, it seems a waste of a panel to have one solely dedicated to switching accounts. It would be nice to have a “single account” setting where that panel was not displayed, leaving room for more workspace.

  6. irishred said, on December 23, 2010 at 00:44

    Rohan,
    I may be bias but You had me at hello, way back in January at the Ces show. I was looking at the new tech called Pixel Q. I Love to read but was dismay at the ereaders that are unuseable in the sun and that they were too small to read. I looked at netbooks but they were too heavy and they too were no good in the sun. That led me to the Adam. I would use it mainly for reading, the rest would be side benefits. I have never been enthusiastic about tech until now. I hope you good luck and goodwill, Rohan. Oh yeah, will you include me in the next list of pre-orders of PiQ tablets.

  7. Alex said, on December 22, 2010 at 22:52

    Instead of using one panel for the different mail accounts where I have to switch between them, it would be nice if I had a single inbox for all mails of all accounts. A small logo on the left side for each mail, would show from which account the mail is coming from (or a customized one, if you don’t provide a logo for the country specific providers). All that would be required in addition, would be an sorting function “by mail account” (in addition to the normal sorting functions like date, size, sender, receiver etc.) and a filter function, to hide some mail accounts temporary. I think this would make the Mail’d application even more efficient: no switching between accounts, no extra panel required on the screen, a real single mail user experience, the fastest way to see all mails.

    Also, I did not see how to chose an existing contact from the address book, when sending an email. Would be nice to see…

  8. jaytea said, on December 22, 2010 at 21:36

    Hi Rohan,
    I love the videos but really miss your regular updates with photos and drawings.
    JT

  9. Krzysztof said, on December 22, 2010 at 21:27

    tic tac tic tac


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