Un keynote molto interessante e ricco di novità. Ho deciso pertanto di dividere le mie osservazioni in due articoli distinti. In questo parlerò del software, nel prossimo mi concentrerò sull’hardware.
WWDC 2013: OS X Mavericks and iOS 7
It was a great keynote, packed with new stuff. So I’ve decided I’ll split my observations in two different articles. This one focuses on the software, the next one will focus on the hardware.
Inconsistencies with the Temperature tool in the new VSCO Cam
I really like the new VSCO Cam, but I noticed a bit of a strange behaviour with its Temperature tool.
iOS 7: my surprisingly short wishlist
Considering how I use my iOS device, I’m actually satisfied with iOS overall. The improvements I’d like to see in iOS 7 are very few, and have nothing to do with the UI.
When planned obsolescence gets ridiculous
If it’s not for technical reasons, what’s the point in artificially preventing an older version of an app from working?
Some initial thoughts on Mailbox
I wasn’t finding Mailbox particularly attractive, but after reading some very positive reviews, I decided to endure the reservation process and give it a try.
Slow the hell down
I wholeheartedly agree with everything Joe Cieplinski says in this article, which is truly a must-read.
Reeling from the removal of the reels
Sometimes, removing skeuomorphic elements is just as gratuitous as inserting them. After the latest update, the Podcasts app looks like just another media app.
Some thoughts on a future, bigger iPhone
In considering a theoretical bigger iPhone, doing the screen resolution/density math is not enough. What about design and usability?
Siri, wake up
When I updated my iPad to iOS 6, I was excited I could finally interact with Siri. Over time, however, I ended up forgetting it’s even installed.
