BlackBerry 10 will be using TAT Cascades to create rich looking
native applications and UI. One part of
this will be the Share UI. The Share UI is how it will look when you want
to share a picture, web page, or other
object to Facebook, BBM, Picasa, DropBox, and much more.
Additionally, you can see the different level of controls for hiding
potentially less commonly used controls. Looking at the slides, they reveal the
TAT-built Facebook application. We can see already there are many more enhanced
features than currently found on
the
native Facebook app (i.e. Image quality selection). The slide also
mentions that the ability to ‘hide’ less used controls will be added to the
Cascade Core UI by winter 2012.
Nevertheless, BlackBerry 10 and its Share UI look to be
shaping up nicely. BlackBerry 10 seems to have a
core focus of social interaction and we’re sure the Share UI and other
sharing components will be essential.
What do you think of the way the Facebook app looks ?
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Special thanks is due to the over 28,000 BlackBerry App World vendors and the
BlackBerry App World storefront team. BlackBerry App World has continued to grow
steadily with more than 90,000 applications now up for sale (we know other
platforms use other metrics like submitted, or approved, but we prefer the more
tangible “up for sale”).
