Indeed it is. Question is why would you casually go through your image cache?
That's a standard promotional image for WWDC 2013. Nothing fancy.
That's a standard promotional image for WWDC 2013. Nothing fancy.
Springboard is a lot a different things besides the name of iOS' main app. In web design lingo, it is commonly used as a placeholder or starting place image.
None at all. Stacks is likely the name of the image that is given for internal purposes.
Apple's internal web marketing team likely calls it a "stacks" image, because it looks like a stack of squares. The web team also likely has the "springboard" in the image name because it is the springboard/starting image for WWDC 2013.
Seems like much of a coincidence to me; I like!
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So, I wonder if there'll be a stack which you tap, that then fans out into a launcher... like on OS X?
I just found this in my Chrome image cache... but what IS it?
The source URL was some scrambled Apple URL which is now 404'ing...