
History of computer graphical interfaces & the future of natural UI
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In this episode of the Unusable Podcast, Andrew & David talk about the history of computer user interfaces and early computers, where UI is heading in the future with natural interfaces, and Andy has a frustrating experience with a parking machine.
Other things we discussed:
- The Bombe
- Why keyboards are QUERTY
- Amiga Workbench GUI
- The difficulty of having 2 Google Homes in the same room
- Not all voice interface is natural UI
- Mercedes' voice control joke
Links mentioned:
- The Bombe
- Natural User Interfaces – What are they and how do you design user interfaces that feel natural?
- Photos of the Xerox Alto computer with a portrait screen
- Photos of the Amiga workbench GUI
- A Short History of Computer User Interface Design
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