iOS 5 Concept Notification Center from Apple’s new UI/UX intern, Jan-Michael Cart.
(Source: youtube.com)
iOS 5 Concept Notification Center from Apple’s new UI/UX intern, Jan-Michael Cart.
(Source: youtube.com)
Pretty much every decent iPhone app ever made also has a website extolling the virtues of the app and its features. And pretty much every one of those sites has one thing in common: an image of an iPhone, its screen displaying a shot of the app.
Beautiful iPhone 4s Photoshop template from Marshall Bock.
Verbs - My favourite iPhone application for IM goes universal. Looks good on the iPad.
My favorite for IM as well. This is just lovely.
“But think about it this way: it’s Apple that has created the best, by far, platform for mobile web apps. It’s Apple that created the “Add to Home Screen” feature in Mobile Safari, which allows mobile apps to appear on the home screen as peers to App Store apps. Android doesn’t have that feature. Apple wants iOS devices to have a great mobile web app experience, in addition to the App Store.”
It’s hard to imagine putting a case on the beautiful iPhone 4, but if I did, it would probably be Oh S#*! from IndieCases.
“We want to make it even easier for all our customers to use Twitter on all their iOS products.”
“Next week will be a huge week for those of us who have lived on Twitter for last few years. Apple is building Twitter in deeply into iOS 5.”
Graphic designer and 3d artist, Mikael Eidenberg, has released an amazingly detailed iPhone 4 template which includes a layered PSD of the iPhone at 5 different angles.
Umm, did anyone else miss that there’s a robot in space, tweeting on an iPhone 4?