iPhoneを持っている人なら、「ミュージック」という音楽再生アプリを一度は使ったことがあるだろう。そのミュージックアプリに隠された “非常に細かいある仕掛け” をご存 …
RocketNews 24’s very detailed look at the iOS Music Player’s UI.
see screenshots
Here’s the message we just put up in our iPad app for subscribers.
But don’t worry, we won’t abandon our dear Tumblr followers. We have way too much fun on here.
Stay tuned.
While the Daily may be going away, if you want great articles to read on your iOS device checkout Marco Arment’s the Magazine.
This guitar opens the world of recorded music to millions of people, (when connected to iOS).
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Apple is eventually doomed. Yes, the most valuable company on the planet will slowly fade into stagnant mediocrity. It will be replaced by something that they will not predict and they will not see coming.…
Interesting take on Scott Forstall’s departure from Apple.
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Apple’s release of Maps on iOS6 may have been the best inadvertent advertising for Nokia’s Maps.
But there are more than two horses in the race to create an index of the physical world. There’s a third company that’s invested billions of dollars, employs thousands of mapmakers, and even drives around its own version of Google’s mythic “Street View” cars. That company is Nokia, the still-giant but oft-maligned Finnish mobile phone maker, which acquired the geographic information systems company Navteq back in 2007….
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The ex-Nokians are almost ready to reveal their MeeGo-based smartphone, but how are they planning to break into the two-horse mobile race? According to CEO Jussi Hurmola, Jolla has a plan for getting operators and other co-branding partners on board.
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By now it is public knowledge that there will be no in-house replacement for routing via public means of transport in iOS 6. Indeed if you hold an iOS 6 phone (that somebody maybe has left in a bar) and you try to plan a route from point A to point B you find that you can drive there quite nicely with turn-by-turn in 3D. You can walk there.Or…
I wonder how this will work in Japan.. or if Apple licensed the Map data from Japanese map providers needed to provide detailed Maps in Japan.
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@chockenberry Every developer’s greatest fear
The app is removed from not one, but two of the biggest mobile app stores after a year+ of sales.
The reason? Arbitrary enforcement of “good old fashioned Christian values”.
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