A transmission from the deep south.
Posts for Friday, 22 August 2008
“A home for collecting and communicating your daily data. Begin tracking anything you can count and display the results immediately… or just look around and see what other members are recording.”
Nicholas Felton (aided by Ryan Case) brings the flavour of his annual reports to this web app, currently in private beta. (via Mat Wiseman)
Coney Island by Ckck.
That this restriction is not yet enforced at a technical level (such as is the case with an app attempting to write outside its own sandbox) does not mean it’s permitted.
— John Gruber rains on OpenClip’s parade. The ability for iPhone apps to read from each other’s sandboxes was never sanctioned by Apple and has been removed in version 2.1 of the OS. Hopefully the excitement around this will mean Apple bumps copy and paste up its priority list.
Jonathan Hoefler previews Scott Dadich’s redesign of Wired magazine, which makes good use of H+FJ’s Gotham Rounded typeface family.
“It’s one of the most striking and original solutions I’ve ever seen for building a genuine section-within-a-section, a daunting challenge for any magazine. Wired achieves it with spectacular success.”
A comprehensive set of iPhone GUI elements in a layered Photoshop file, perfect for application mockups.
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