design and code
RevMobile is an innovative development tool for iPhone Apps, Windows Mobile and Maeamo. This tool seems interesting because, it seems very easy to use. The language on which it is based, is very similar to spoken English , and it doesn’t require complicated algorithms.
RevMobile is an innovative development tool for iPhone Apps, Windows Mobile and Maeamo. This tool seems interesting because, it seems very easy to use. The language on which it is based, is very similar to spoken English , and it doesn’t require complicated algorithms.
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No matter what killer design software you might use, sometimes, there’s nothing wrong going old skool and use a piece of paper and a pen. In fact most designers use a piece of paper and a pen in order to give birth to their vision.
Digging through my “interesting iPhone related shit” folder , i found something that we failed to mention on FSM. And since we now have a Design & Code category, it is time for you to meet the iPhone stencil and sketchpad.
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if Apple cares so much about the way that they create your iPhone, why wouldn’t you give a crap about what your iPhone is “wearing”?
We just talked about Quirky’s iPhone case with a built-in LED light. Now, you know i’ve said this before: I’m not a fan of iPhone cases. And the reason why I’m not a fan is because most of them look and feel cheap. So why in the world would i dress up my gorgeous iPhone with an ugly case? For protection? Are you kidding me??!? The only protection i got for my iPhone is protective foils so i can protect it against scratches.
First night i got my iPhone, i dropped it in the club and at least 5 people stepped on it. Ever since, i dropped it a couple of times , and it is just fine. If you say that and iPhone case is a fashion statement , well i can argue with you there. But , hmm… fashion statement? Yeah, if you choose to create your own iPhone case at Case-Mate or maybe choose the Griffin/Threadless collabo.
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We personally handpicked 55 of most vibrant wallpapers on the internet
Yet another wallpaper pack for your iPhone and iPod Touch. We personally handpicked 55 of most vibrant wallpapers on the internet. Download the pack here. Also check our previous packs here and here.
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electronic tones designed on vintage analog Moog, ARP, Roland, and Korg synthesizers and fine-tuned to sound pristinely cool on your iPhone or MP3 phone.
Ever since a mobile phone could connect to an external device , people felt the need to change their default ringtone sound. And who can blame them, usually the built-in ringtones suck. Of course the iPhone is no different. Especially the iPhone, which rapidly became the a tech pop icon.
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Over the time, we presented you tons of iPhone concepts , and we’ll continue to do so as long as there are amazing people that will create cool things. In today’s episode we introduce the iPhone Pebble…
Basically BirdBox will turn your iPhone into a cuckoo alarm clock and it comes in two parts: a free iPhone app and a nesting box which you can built yourself , if you’re feeling crafty, or you can buy one from the BirdBox official site.
Last week we talked about turning your iPhone into a stylish clock, which is not a mind-blowing concept , but more like an amazing way to use the iPhone 3.0 OS’s hardware interface . If you liked that idea, you’ll live BirdBox.
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What if you are a designer trying to figure out how you baby will look on the iPhone scree? What do you do, adjust a Safari window to be 320×480? How about downloading a free and open source iPhone web simulator?
In a previous article , we told you that this year Adobe will flood the iPhone platform with 2 million Flash developers. Of course that means, that we’ll see more apps than ever, but it doesn’t necessarily have to be an iPhone app. What if its a web app? What if you are a designer trying to figure out how you baby will look on the iPhone scree? What do you do, adjust a Safari window to be 320×480? How about downloading a free and open source iPhone web simulator?
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