In 2014 a few of us had been talking about future surfaces and interfaces. There’d been some conversations about text as interface and other stuff. We’d played with the idea of using the keyboard as a space to try a little hack. But nothing had bitten, so we put it away in the top drawer. In 2015 another project we’dContinue reading “Meet Gboard: Search. GIFs. Emojis & more. Right from your keyboard”
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Meet Gboard
Something new. We’re feeling QWERTY. Gboard for iPhone puts Search, GIFs and more at your fingertips. https://t.co/9acdrSHmTjhttps://t.co/KwRRdwNt8O — Google (@google) May 12, 2016
Tap To Translate
Something new. Meet the new #GoogleTranslate, ft. Tap to Translate–any text, any app, anywhere on Android. https://t.co/89NmDm2F8t pic.twitter.com/SjAoRFy8uM — Google (@google) May 11, 2016
Egg Timer iPhone app
Love this app for Kalles that tells you how to boil the perfect egg, but also puts a playlist together that, when finished, means your egg is ready. It’s a small thing but a really nice touch. I see way too many apps that are packed with “things” and “features” that don’t do any ofContinue reading “Egg Timer iPhone app”
Konkreet Performer app
A new music control and performance instrument for iPad. Its multi-touch interface reconnects the musician’s actions directly with the music. Use Performer to play your Synth, operate your DAW, or anything that receives OSC or MIDI. Available now in the app store! http://itunes.apple.com/app/konkreet-performer/id417418467?mt=8
Uzu. A kinetic multitouch particle visualizer for the iPad
Bit of a mouthful. Kinda defies description. But I like it. via
Very cool iPhone “Voice Control” alarm clock app
via youtube.com I’m going to try this out later. Interesting to go for completely voice / no-touch in an app, but I like the look of it. via
Make London rose-tinted
Photos of Streatham, taken with the Cross Process iPhone app. See and download the full gallery on posterous Sent from my iPhone
Nike and Coke release iPhone apps
The big boys are coming to mobile, we all know that, and it seems people are happy using ‘branded’ apps as long as they’re kinda useful. Coke go for their take on Spin The Bottle. It’s OK. Not something you can imagine using that often. Maybe one for the “yoofs”. Nike offers a bit more.Continue reading “Nike and Coke release iPhone apps”
