Article: iOS Not-As-Low-Hanging Fruit
While watching the coverage of Google’s I/O event, I got grumpy. It may be easy to jump to the assumption that I’m mad that Google took some digs at Apple, or created some sort of feature that is easily dismissed as useless or something that would be appreciated in Eureka. A year ago, John Gruber mentioned some obvious improvements that Apple could make to the then-next version of iOS, and I thought I’d argue what Apple could do with the next big update…
Profile: Julie Nelson’s iPhone 4S
After running a couple of other home screen profiles, I was contacted by friend of the site, Julie Nelson, wanting to share her workflow. Currently she works as a Web Design Account Coordinator for Nextfly, an Indianapolis-area web design firm. She has already shared her setup on her work blog, but wanted us to republish it here…
Profile: Lindsey McElroy’s iPhone 5
Lindsey McElroy not only helps out behind-the-scenes of this site, but she also cohosts Slide to Unlock. In this edition, she shares her iPhone’s home screen and workflow…
Profile: Matt Bloomingdale’s iPhone 5
Matt Bloomingdale not only helps out and contributes to this site, but he also cohosts Patent Pending, runs The Student Affairs Feature, and his own site. In this edition, he shares his iPhone’s home screen and workflow…
Article: An Original
A little over six years ago, the original iPhone was unveiled at the Macworld Conference & Expo in San Francisco. At the time it was leaps and bounds ahead of anything else out there, and people were already wanting to know when and where they could get one. Jumping forward to the end of June 2007, the iPhone was available for anyone on AT&T. While revolutionary at the time, I wanted to take another look at the original iPhone and see how it holds up…
Article: Interpreting ‘Cutting Orders’
Apple’s stock has been less than exciting lately. With months of steady rises, predictions of $1000/share prices or more, and runaway market share in some areas, the last couple of months have been a bit of a disappointment. The stock has dropped from a record high of $700/share in September to around $520/share now. Tonight’s late report from The Wall Street Journal that Apple would cut back on orders for components due to weaker demand.