by Scott Judson
Owner of Judson Steel, an iOS development studio based in Auckland
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Kia Kaha Media publishes a number of monthly magazines and wanted to bring them into the digital realm. We built them an iPad app that allows users to look through their collection, preview and buy any issue.
We also built an end to end solution giving Kia Kaha Media the tools to export from inDesign, upload to our server, price in iTunes for in-app purchases and send push notifications to readers of each magazine.
Download the app from iTunes now.
Your iPad 3 is pretty. These hi-res geometric wallpapers from Veerle Pieters are also pretty. I smell synergy.
Tumble On for viewing Tumblr on the iPad. Quite photo centric, but if your not posting a pic you’ve probably missed 90% of your audience as the infinitely scroll anyway. SQUIRREL!
Nice to see this blog & gamefreaks in the staff picks :)
Teehan+Lax have, at long last, released their Retina-ready iPad GUI PSD. Longtime readers will know that I normally post whenever Teehan+Lax release one of their Photoshop-based mobile UI sets, but this one is different: With the overall resolution in the new iPad, and some of the newer elements in iOS 5.1, the scale of this project was immense (as anyone following Geoff on Twitter already knows). It’s also quite interesting that the file was made in and requires the Photoshop CS6 beta:
It’s a free download right now and, in my humble opinion, one of the best releases of Photoshop to date. Its perfect pixel snapping, grouped layer styles and a few other features enabled us to create the assets with more accuracy, yet remain remarkably editable.
You’ll have to download the PSD to see all of the detail and labor that must have gone into making it. Congrats to the team!
Photoshop Touch is now available for iPad 2, via the iTunes App Store. Adobe Photoshop Touch offers core Photoshop features, as well as new capabilities for creating and sharing in an app custom-built for tablets. (via Adobe Photoshop Touch | Photoshop.com)
Back in November, The Daily initially uncovered the existence of an iPad version of the Microsoft Office Suite. Sources now say that the app will soon be submitted to Apple for approval.
A brief hands-on with a working prototype of the software revealed a number of new things. The app’s user interface is similar to the current OneNote app, but it has hints of Metro, the new design language that can be seen in Windows Phone and in the as-yet-released Windows 8 desktop operating system.
Word, Excel and PowerPoint files can be created and edited locally and online. But it’s unclear if Microsoft will support other Office apps at launch or at all. (via Suite anticipation - WWW.THEDAILY.COM)
iAd from Volkswagen which ran in the Auto Esporte tablet magazine recently. Created for the Tiguan, the iAd showcases the Park Assist II feature that is now available, even off road. (via Volkswagen iAd: Tiguan Park Assist II | Digital Buzz Blog)
The Numberlys for iPad - out now
Numberlys presents a fanciful depiction of the origins of the alphabet and is the newest interactive epic from Moonbot Studios, the creators of The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore. Numberlys is a story App celebration of the early fantasy epics King Kong, Metropolis and Flash Gordon with a dollop of the Marx Brothers, a splash of the Fleischer Studios technicolor Superman and a little bit of the 1939 New York World’s Fair.
(via Moonbot)
VitaDock regulates the important vital functions in one app with the following modules:
- GlucoDock® - automatic blood sugar measurements and diary
- CardioDock® - blood pressure measurements and self-management
- ThermoDock® - fever measurement without contact via infrared sensor
- TargetScale® - body analysis scale
