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If you haven’t already, check out Path 2.0 for iPhone (or Android). The UI design is just incredible. The attention to detail is meticulous and there is a lot of innovative functionality going on.
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Maniacal Rage: Gowalla 4 and Loss of Personal Milestone Data »
Absolutely spot on blog entry by Garrett Murray.
I’ve been using Gowalla since its launch in 2009. Between Foursquare and Gowalla, the latter always seemed more interesting to me in that it took the common check-in functionality and added a fun layer of collection. You collected and traded “items” (basically, icons) and earned “pins” Read More…
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MacHeist nanoBundle contains 6 great Mac Apps, ShoveBox, Twitterrific, WriteRoom, TinyGrab, Hordes of Orcs and Mariner Write, all for free. It’s never a bad idea to grab some free apps when you can.
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The Smart Alarm by Massie Design Studio
The Smart Alarm is an alarm clock that is designed to watch the weather in your area while you sleep, and alert you according to your predefined terms. You set a base time — the time at which you would need to wake under ideal conditions — and the Smart Alarm either wakes you up then, or accommodates any morning challenges brought on by weather. How does it do that? It leverages your iPhone’s cellular and GPS, and your iPod Touch’s Wi-Fi connections to monitor the weather in your area.
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Ramp Champ ($1.99 on the App Store) is a new iPhone game from the IconFactory and DS Media Labs. It has a gorgeous custom UI and fantastic marketing, with all the charm of a classic boardwalk game.
