Apple’s New “Spiral UI” Patent Could Replace Cover Flow

by Alex Heath on Dec 19, 2010

Apple recently patented a new, spiral-based, graphical UI. Details on the patent reveal that the new “Spiral” interface is most likely intended to replace Cover Flow, an already existing interface in OS X and iOS. The design of the interface looks like it will work well with both standard and multi-touch displays, and will most likely be included in OS X Lion next summer.

The goal of this new interface is to display more information than was previously possible in a limited space. Like everything Apple does, another goal is to also make it as visually and aesthetically appealing as possible to the end user…

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Google is Giving its Goggles to the iPhone

by Guest Author on Aug 24, 2010

No this isn’t a geeky tongue twister even though the title seems to have the makings of such. CNET reports an announcement made by a Google staff engineer at the Hot Chips Conference held at Stanford, about Google’s Goggles app making its way to the iPhone. Turns out it is geared to hit the App Store later this year.

Engineer David Petrou delivered the good news in part of his keynote address in which he stated that pending approval from Apple, Goggles should be available in as little as 3 months time… Read More

 

Steve Jobs WWDC 2010 Keynote Video Available

by Sebastien on Jun 8, 2010

Steve Jobs keynote at Apple’s WWDC is now available in streaming. You  can watch the 2-hour keynote and see Steve-o unveil the iPhone 4.

I haven’t found a video download link of the keynote but you can watch it in streaming here.

 

Everything You Need to Know About the New iPhone 3GS

by Sebastien on Jun 8, 2009

I didn’t get to go to the WWDC this year again but I followed several liveblogging coverages as well as a live video streaming. Here is a summary of everything that was said about the new iPhone. Thanks Engadget for all the pictures. Please note that this text is really rough and I will take time to write a better sumary of what went on at the WWDC but I wanted to give you the heads up asap. Read More

 

Apple “keynotes” podcasts now available through iTunes

by Sebastien on Jun 6, 2008

When Steve Jobs delivers a keynote, Apple usually posts the video of the event on the apple.com and in iTunes. Well, Apple finally made these keynote presentations available for download in the iTunes Store. They are in the form of a video podcast in titled “Apple Keynotes”, which you can subscribe here to to get it automatically downloaded into your iTunes library. The Apple Keynotes Podcast features 3 videos so far, the MWSF ’07 and ’08 keynotes and the March 6th introduction of the iPhone SDK.

Stay put on Tuesday to get your podcast of the WWDC ’08!

 
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