Random Rambling – Randling if you like
I recently downloaded two very different games for the iPhone - "Rage" and "Mr. AahH!". One is a graphical masterpiece that breaks new ground for gaming on a mobile phone and the other features a stick-man swinging from a line onto crude rainbow-coloured towers. Oddly, both are enjoyable.
A few of the plastic "princesses" in my daughter's collection. All photos taken with the iPhone 4 with HDR active.
I love how the interface for Stephen Fry’s autobiography app doubles as the “cover”. Information design as art.
Why Farmville for iPhone should fail* via the medium of Venn.
*It won’t… but it should.Note: This diagram is based on nothing but my imagination.
Pool Pro Online is free for today only. It's available for iPhone and iPad and is actually very good.
http://toucharcade.com/2010/04/28/pool-pro-online-3-for-iphone-and-ipad-free-...
This looks like a great iPhone/iPod Touch game, coming soon from Shaun Inman. Do want. Power-ups affect the playing world rather than the main character, upgrading it from 8-bit to 16-bit, etc. Nice concept. Take a look at the work in progress video.
I don’t think this was mentioned at Apple 09/09/09 event but something suddenly started to happen today with my iPhone after updating to OS 3.1. All the calendars I subscribe to in iCal have synchronised with Calendar on the iPhone via MobileMe. This is great and I couldn’t be happier – however there doesn’t seem to be a way to manage the subscriptions that get synced. The only way I can see of removing them from the phone is to remove them from iCal. Oh well… it’s definitely a step in the right direction.
I’m Digital Director at Dusted, a creative consultancy based in London.
Also a father, cyclist (of a fold-up), music-lover, comedy-fan, movie-watcher, food-enthusiast, gadget-buyer and (dare I say) geek. See my life stream past your very eyes at my personal site 98degrees.
