Today, with thousands of apps into the App Store, interface is everything. Every UI designer out there knows how much is important to have a good app design in order to stand out from the crowd.
In this roundup I’ve collected 70 of the best iPhone apps interfaces. If you know more, I’d love to hear about that in the comments.
Enjoy! ;)
The title may sounds very provocative, but that’s the truth: I’m in love with Tweetie 2. Well, pretty much everyone is at the moment. But instead of writing just another review, I decided to give you a list of 10 good reasons to buy Tweetie 2. And, even is the app is out since 2 days, what you should probably expect from “Tweetie 3”.
Enjoy ;)
Everyone today knows RSS feeds.
Well, pretty much everyone I’d say, maybe my father doesn’t know anything about feeds subscriptions.
Anyway, RSS is surely a good way to stay up to date with the blogs / websites you follow but we’ve recently seen how Twitter has managed to become a favourite tool of many out there. It’s simple and supports real-time (sorta).
Now, let’s say you don’t like Twitter and you can’t stand Google Reader but still you want to receive updates about what happens on the web. Is it possible?
Sure, with Broadersheet.
Yesterday Google sent out the first 100.000 invites of Google Wave preview.
Which is different from the “Sandbox Developer Preview” that launched months ago: this is a first official beta.
Anyway, if you’re in the lucky ones who get full access to Mountain View’s new communication tool, here’s a tip for you: you can use Wave from your iPhone.
There’s a lot of unit converter apps in the App Store: it seems like it’s one of the latest trends of 2009.
Anyway, I stumbled upon this app, Measures, and I thought “wow,just another one”. But, after some weeks of testing I must admit that it works and - most of all - it’s really easy to use.
If you’re a web designer, it’s very likely that you spend a lot of time choosing the right color for your next big project: everyone knows that picking the right color palette is one of the most important thing when designing a website.
Indeed, color communicates different meanings.
So, what if you’re a web designer and you would like to have a mobile, useful color tool at the palm of your hands?
I’m totally addicted to Twitter: in a matter of a few months, it has become my social network of choice, being a great place where I daily find interesting Mac / Web-design stuff I could share with my followers. Moreover, there are tons of Photoshop cool resources around, and that’s just perfect to me.
But anyway, this is my Twitter (remember, Twitter is what you make it!), and everyone knows that tweeting is a very personal experience, so I don’t want to be an example.
On my Mac, Tweetie is my favourite client: slick interface, stable, multi-timelines support, twitter search, dead-simple. It perfectly fits to my needs.
But what on my iPhone?
