iTunes – media library, music player, app organizer and the place to go when you want to sync your apps with your iDevices – has recently seen its 11th update, with plenty of improvements and new features. Some of these features include a smarter, more organized browsing experience, preview history, personalized recommendations and Facebook integration.
iTunes 11 has arrived, dispensing with the outdated mediocrity of iTunes 10. (Download it here.) We couldn't wait to get our hands on the app's redesigned interface. Here's a look at the beautiful new design that might bring frustrated users back to Apple's beleaguered media player.
The first thing you notice when you fire up iTunes 11 is that it's so much faster than its predecessor. So fast. We can't believe it's iTunes. When scrolling through the app's new graphics heavy album view, the tiles fly by. Apple must have completely rewritten the app to get these results.
With over 65’000 iPhone apps, it’s sometimes hard to make a choice or find the perfect application. This post is collecting some of the apps you shouldn’t miss if you are a designer on the move.
Here comes a new collection of 11 amazing showreels which will inspire you. As you know I’m a big fan of reels, because you can find so many impressions of an artist in short time. Have fun while watching this fantastic examples of motion graphics, sound design, animations, cinematography, title sequences and TV commercials.
It feels like it was just yesterday when we had to wait an eternity for our dial-up modems to log us on to the Internet.
The lengthy wait to sign-on was always worth it, though, because AOL always made us feel "Welcome" once our 56k modems made the connection.
This feeling of nostalgia hit us after we stumbled upon the Museum of Endangered Sounds, a website which features sounds made by "old technologies and electronics equipment."
Inspired by the museum's mission to preserve these "endangered sounds," we decided to come up with our own list of sounds that we've come to miss.
Since the launch of Apple's App Store in 2008 there has been a flood of smartphone apps all with the intention of making our lives easier.
Because of these apps we can find out instantly what song is playing on the radio without having to be told, we can know the square roots of pi is to the 137th decimal, and much more.
Take a look at this list of other smart apps.
They might teach you about something you didn't know before or help to make your life just a bit easier.
Late Friday Apple won an injunction against Samsung blocking the Galaxy Nexus from being sold in the U.S.
The judge who made the ruling, Lucy Koh said, "although Samsung has a right to compete, it does not have a right to compete unfairly, by flooding the market with infringing products.
While Samsung is currently appealing the ban, this isn't the first time an Android product was attacked in court for patent issues.
For those with a great idea and some investor cash, a down economy and a troubled job market mark the right time for a small business to take off. In many cases the risk-taking, innovative, emerging entrepreneurs are women. To be successful in what can still be considered a man's world is different than it was 10, 20 and 30 years ago. Today there is less talk about asserting feminism and more about doing things openly and creatively.
