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bryanjclark
13y ago
Nike had this interaction a good while ago: http://capptivate.co/tag/nike/
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13y ago
...yet the first article on the homepage is a summary of activity on Reddit? Really?
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"This isn’t the first time Windows Phone users have been shafted by the Mountain View company not willing to develop for the platform." Bullshit - this isn't Google screwing over Microsoft, it's Microsoft being idiots. If MSFT built a YouTu
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rory.oneill3 might be an executive at Blackberry: http://clrk.it/image/0N1G0G3o2B43
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An iOS 6 UIKit template for Sketch.app
(bryan-clark.squarespace.com)
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Horizon Problems
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14y ago
welcome to 60% of HN :(
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Shit - I missed that! Good catch - I only watched the video :/
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Mossberg's got an interesting observation here, but he's missing a really important point: Apple's core profit engine is selling hardware. Amazon and Google make money by selling services and non-hardware goods. Since Amazon/Google make mon
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"There was once a boy named Milo who didn't know what to do with himself - not just sometimes, but always. "When he was in school he longed to be out, and when he was out he longed to be in. On the way he thought about coming home, and comi
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Except for one issue: it actually slows down the efficiency of the bathroom. See, by splitting up washing and drying into two steps, you allow two people to be in the process of cleaning their hands at a time. By bundling the two steps toge
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How I got started with iOS design and development
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Why Data Caps Suck
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We Value Your Opinion
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The Basement
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14y ago
Huge mountain is Huge.
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14y ago
Gross headline. I'd hope, at the very least, that a designer would spend more than 10 minutes designing the thing. That said: I've dropped AFIncrementalStore into a Core Data project, and it was wonderfully easy to add to the project. I'm s
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Start Over
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When this was announced a few weeks ago, the University of California added this comment to their Vimeo account: "Thank you again for all your thoughtful comments and feedback. To clarify: this new visual approach DOES NOT replace the histo
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Don’t Quit Your Day Job, Take A MakeCation
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This tutorial is really great. It not only covers UICollectionView, but also walks you through some wonderful design and interface polish. Definitely worth the time.
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New Mac app to easily manage App Store promo codes
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Observation: nearly every single slide in that presentation that describes entrepreneurs exclusively features men in the (bad) clip art. Just sayin': you can do better than that.
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This isn't a scam - I found that link last night when I was going through my billing paperwork from Verizon.
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14y ago
As far as I can tell, the Location section applies to Verizon-made apps, like their $5/mo navigation app. (Dunno who would sign up for a paid Verizon mapping service, though...)
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"it’s pretty cool that Amazon is joining companies like Pandora, Spotify, and Zynga who give the power to choose back to their customers." Zynga? Giving "choice" back to their customers? I'd say that's a stretch.
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Responsive Television
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I also found the double-tap-to-delete counterintuitive. If a single tap expands a node, then a double-tap should open the article. Tap-and-hold to delete is a bit more intuitive, too -- it's the same gesture you'd use on your iOS home scree
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Corrupted binary in the App Store
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Don't play games with this one. If I were in your shoes, I'd pull my binary, too. You do not want to be waiting on the App Store Review team to fix this. I'm one of the developers in Marco's post; it's been 24 hours and all I've gotten is
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