Posts Tagged ‘iphone’
Emergence of patterns in mobile app design
In: Design
6 Apr 2011We are getting to a point, where we are seeing recurring elements in the design of mobile applications. Evidence is in two third party resources I found via people I follow in twitter. By third party is meant that they have no official affiliation to Apple or Android (sorry RIM and Microsoft, but we need [...]
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- Tags: android, apple, Flipboard, iOS, iphone, Patterns, Pulse, usability design, UX Design
Playing the “catch-up” game
In: Business
28 Apr 2010[Image source] There are only two ways to catch up a “market leader”: 1. the leader makes very bad decisions that eventually comes back to haunt him and leaves him vulnerable. or 2. you buy a startup or small company that has the innovation, but lacks the resources, giving you a better possibility of [...]
It was reported on monday by notebookreview.com: “Asus shows off revolutionary new dual-display concept notebook”. Asus concept (source notebookreview.com) My question is: how come it wasn’t revolutionary when One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) announced a very similar concept almost a year ago, called the OLPC XO-2. Actually the the one by OLPC look cooler than [...]
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- Tags: Asus, Asus Eee, Guitar Hero, iphone, netbook, notebookreview, OLPC, Wii
Where is the originality?
In: General
4 Jun 2008I was working, some weeks ago, on a assignment with my partner. He is a rock fan and loves music, so much that he is in a band. So while we worked he was listening to a Internet radio station www.181.fm (Eagle Classic Rock). Anyway’s, I’m a hip hop, R&B, rap, contemporary rock, alternative, electronic, [...]
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- Tags: apple, cartoon stock, iphone, ipod, originality
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