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A collection of photos taken on June 3rd, 2009 (7 days before WWDC). Showcasing banners, iPhone app icons and signage.
More photos and WWDC Coverage at macworldbound.com OR blog.adam-jackson.net
Amazon Appstore Developer Summit, Tuesday, 4th October at CodeNode, London. Images copyright www.edtelling.com
I download apps and then one day discover them.
This little time filler creates a mirror image.
OK what photo shall I try it on?
Amazon Appstore Summit, Code Node, London, October 2015. Unique insights into the Appstore eco-system. Images copyright of www.edtelling.com
Pingdom.com met l’accent sur la proportion d’apps gratuite sur Androïd (graphe du haut) mais il ne faut pas perdre de vue qu’il y a quand même près de 15 000 applis gratuites de plus sur l'App Store (graphe du bas).
source du graphe du haut :
royal.pingdom.com/2010/08/27/the-mobile-app-divide-free-r...
and this is after trying out several of the free apps and removing them. at least i'm down to four pages now...
i think above all else, i am having more fun being obsessive about which apps get main screen positions and in what order.
Amazon Appstore Summit, Code Node, London, October 2015. Unique insights into the Appstore eco-system. Images copyright of www.edtelling.com
Just bought the Perfectly Clear iPhone app from Apples AppStore and tried it out on a sunrise photo that looked far worse than it looked in reality.
Ok, the camera in the iPhone is quite crappy, but with this little app (not free, but not expensive either) it can at least save some of the underexposed pics you take so they look a little bit better on the screen. And I rather have a noisy pic on my phone than nothing at all.
wallpaper: 2012 by Veerle Pieters
menu bar: LastFM, Twitterrific, Time Machine, Wi-Fi, Battery, Clock, Spotlight
dock: Finder, Launchpad, Mission Control, Mac App Store, Dashboard, Safari, Mail, Address Book, iTunes, iPhoto, iCal, TextWrangler, Adium, Cyberduck, Terminal, Things, Notational Velocity, FaceTime, Downloads, Documents, Trash
At ramotionblog.com you can read about: how to compile successful requirements specification for iphone or ipad app
This morning, good news from Apple landed in our mailbox. The MuseScore Viewer app for iPad has been reviewed and approved. Real soon a bigger announcement when the app landed effectively in the app store.
The ESO Top 100 Images app is a free iPad app that brings users a selection of the best astronomical images taken by ESO’s ground-based astronomical telescopes from the Atacama Desert in Chile. Among the features of the app are captions and links for more information, a wallpaper option, slideshow play mode with background music. The image shows a screenshot from the ESO Top 100 Astronomical Images app.
You can download the app for free from itunes.apple.com/en/app/eso-top-100/id426912449
More information: www.eso.org/public/announcements/ann11012/
"Shake Mates" and "iFloaty" as seen on www.iPhoneSavior.com
Read: www.iphonesavior.com/2009/01/new-iphone-apps-deliver-lap-...
Finally I see an update from the AppStore, many developers said their updates will take a long to get approved by Apple
--Javier Aroche
Sent from my iPod Touch 2.0
Amazon Appstore Developer Summit, Tuesday, 4th October at CodeNode, London. Images copyright www.edtelling.com
Just bought the Perfectly Clear iPhone app from Apples AppStore and tried it out on a sunrise photo that looked far worse than it looked in reality.
Ok, the camera in the iPhone is quite crappy, but with this little app (not free, but not expensive either) it can at least save some of the underexposed pics you take so they look a little bit better on the screen. And I rather have a noisy pic on my phone than nothing at all.
A shout out to this creative block/world builder app!
Gorgeous graphic, fast rendering, many worlds with a totally different environment.
With your imagination, you can build a fun roller coaster track, ride and fly a dragon, ride or even kill a wild boar, build and burn down trees etc... If you think you have build a fancy world and would like to share with your friend, just upload the world you've built to the game server so that the rest of the world can rate and download it to look at what you have done, or continue to build on to make a bigger and better world.
Hi all,
A shamless plug i'm afraid. There's been a reason i've not been too active on flickr recently, and that's because i've been a busy boy trying to get this game finished.
Available for iPhone, iPod (and runs on iPad but not native) from the AppStore