February 2012
9 posts
My iPhone Home Screen Today. I'll admit it, I Sort...
I love my home screen of my iPhone and if your app makes it there, let alone the bottom app bar, you deserve huge kudos. I take these 20 locations very seriously and strive to minimize the number of swipes/taps to launch my most common apps. That said though, once I get my set of apps on the home screen, I’m constantly sorting by color…it just looks cool!
There’s the obvious...
Search App Store/iTunes
Have you ever had someone say, “O man, have you checked out this new app?” and thought, “Ya, I’ve heard of it and I think I downloaded it a few weeks back”. You go to the search area, type in the app name, but it doesn’t show up. It is here I ask Apple a question…when you search through my apps and my music, but don’t find it, why isn’t ‘Search App...
Meet The Next Self-Made Internet Billionaire –...
Watch out Mark Cuban, Zuck and those Google guys, Sahil Lavingia is coming.
I’ve been following @shl for about a year now and he continues to impress me with his design, vision, hard work and overall awesomeness. I wanted to write about him because he’s a perfect example of what our country needs more of. He had some great opportunities growing up, like having a computer and a stable internet...
John Adams & Declaration of Independence
I started watching the HBO mini-series John Adams last night and was moved to read the Declaration of Independence for the first time in years. What an amazing document, I highly recommend you give it a read again. Here’s a few of my favorite quotes.
When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for people to dissolve the political bands…declare the causes to the...
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Love this app cinegram. Amazingly real gifs. (Taken with http://cinemagr.am)
Holy Infographics!
If you know me, you know I love me a good infographic. Good design + Cool information = great experience. First off SwissMiss posted the above graphic on average lifespans for various animals. Pretty creative and taken for an even more impressive body of work detailing the history of “ISOTYPE” - The international Systemof Typographic Picture Education…aka, infographics. :)
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Mobile Usage from Bit.ly
How cool is this!? Bit.ly analyzed the links shared for the entire year of 2011 by mobile device vs browser. I’m fascinated by the sheer volume of data they were able to process and as their blog points out, the most interesting part of this graph is the mini-peaks and valleys for smart-phones and tablets between 10am-2pm for phones and 4pm-8pm for tablets. It’s like you can see the...