Raindrop is a concept that should be worth while to anyone and there seems to be a lot of work going on over at Mozilla on getting something developed to handle these influx of information.

The fact that the whole process and application is web-based is encouraging. This ensures the application of this type of functionality and being able to use it through a mobile device is a very nice effect.

It’s exciting to see this progress…

One of the initial goals with Raindrop was to develop it as both a browser based application for your desktop, as well as a web based mobile application. Designing for a desktop and designing for a mobile phone present different and unique challenges. This blog post will go over some very initial ideas for how Raindrop could function as a mobile application.

Here’s some screenshots:

These are early development picture, but it shows nice form and easy of use.

The third screen shows your Twitter broadcast tweets. Each tweet becomes a clickable item which brings up an actions panel to quickly and easily reply to a tweet.

I can’t wait to see more meat and potatoes; something to integrate with Thunderbird.

Thanks,
LHenryJr.
www.lehsys.com

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