MOVE has developed design solutions and underlying intellectual property related to two different categories of form-factors: traditional mobile phones and next-generation mobile Internet handsets.

In the next-generation Internet handset category, where MOVE is focusing today, MOVE has developed a design solution (and the enabling intellectual property) that dramatically improves the Internet user experience compared to today's devices, within a palm-sized form-factor that is extraordinarily simple.

Key Characterisics of MOVE's Mobile Internet Handset Design Approach

• Effortless access to full-scale Web services & content (Google, Yahoo, eBay, Netflix,
  Baidu.com, and the rest, without requiring transcoding, scraping, or other changes)
  as well as other core Internet services (email, IM, search, and more)
• Palm-sized
• Extremely consumer-friendly industrial design and UI – (“iPod-like”, not laptop- or PDA-like)
• Patent pending man-machine-interface subsystem, dramatically simplifies interactivity,
  - part of a solid and essential foundation for the overall design solution.
• Optimized for viewing Web content, as well as electronic books and other documents
• Designed for affordability – similar material costs to a mid-tier wireless PDA

In the mobile phone form-factor category, MOVE has developed simple mechanical enhancements that make typing significantly easier – especially for people new to typing text on phone keypads. The solutions are language independent, and patented in China (the world's largest handset market). In addition, MOVE has unrelated IP that solves ergonomic and power-consumption problems associated with integrating microdisplays into mobile phone form-factors.