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Amazing New Gesture Navigation Home For Android On The Way
A company called TAT announced today at MWC that they are releasing this amazing new home screen interface for android. Enjoy the video and screen shots. If you were to only go by their beautifully designed website, then it’s enough to get you excited.
Gesture Navigation
The widget fan gives you a stunning overview of all widget panes and lets you know in a glance if anything has happened across your widgets. Thanks to the ingenious gesture-powered design, you can instantly jump to any pane, including the application launcher, with the flick of a thumb. In a matter of days your muscle memory will know where widgets are placed and navigation will be completely seamless.
3D and TAT Cascades effects
TAT Widgets can be 3D, take multi-sensory input, smoothly transition between compact and full screen modes, be 
surrounded by particles, have physics in them or between them – pretty much anything you can think of, really. This all thanks to the fact that TAT Home is powered by TAT Cascades, the world´s leading UI engine for mobiles.
Smooth transition between Compact and Full
The compact mode shows conditions and temperature right now as well as the rest of the day and night. When expanding the widget you get a longer forecast that is represented as bars, which is easier to glance at than digits.
Interaction
The interactive Alarm clock widget lets you set an alarm by tapping on the clock and dragging the indicator to the desired time.
Android widgets are supported too
We don´t want you to miss anything. TAT Home comes with a widget compositing engine that seamlessly blends in standard Android widgets. We are also keeping a close eye on upcoming widget standards for inclusion in TAT Home the minute they gain market traction.
Check them out over at TAT Home
I can’t find a release date though, so if you do, let us know..
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Owner of an IT company called Data Defence IT Solutions. Living in the West of Ireland and married with a kid... I clearly love technology and gadgets. At the minute I have a Tranquil Windows Home Server to manage my websites, files and entertainment. I use an Android handset, the Hero as my personal phone and a Nokia n86 as my business phone.
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