Multimedia Visionaries invents advanced user interface technologies for Internet applications. Our primary products are MMV, an advanced GUI desktop for "operating system as service" (OSaS) providers, and the BannerBean™ control for dramatically increasing audience view-through behavior for web advertising. We invite potential development or investment partners, as well as those interested in applying our IP, to contact us for further information.
Everywhere you go, the Intenet is at your fingertips. So why are all of your documents, files, applications and communications scattered across your home, office, and notebook computers, as well as a half-dozen web sites? What if you need access to those resources when all you've got is a mobile phone? Clearly it's time for your complete computing environment to be everywhere you are. It's time for MMV.
MMV is a lightweight, extremely scalable, application environment that deploys seamlessly across all common platforms. Screens of virtually any aspect ratio or pixel density provide a perfect fit for MMV. And most importantly, MMV's simple organizational metaphor, and visual and operational consistency, enable immediate understanding of its interface the moment MMV appears on any device. MMV is a service so there's nothing to install or setup. Just log in and start using it ...for free!
MMV's view of a contiguous user workspace stands in clear contrast to earlier generations of operating systems (e.g. Microsoft Windows Vista, Macintosh OS-X, Linux, etc.) Those systems (often for good business reasons) are designed to perpetuate a decades-old vision of personal computers as discrete, self-contained workstations, as well as defer the inevitable transition of their users' computing environments beyond the bounds of any single device.
MMV, however, treats all devices as apertures through which a user's workspace and identity flows. In the world of MMV, a user's personal environment is always at hand and realized within every device he or she touches. Want to learn more? Click here.
