We've seen lots of alternate iOS app design ideas, some creative OX application changes, and some general UI change ideas. Anyone want to take a crack at what would make for good September 10th invites? Unfortunately, I don't possess that sort of talent, but have an appreciation for some of the stuff I've seen on here.
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Invitation Design Concepts
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He was asking for ideas, not for the previous invitations. Also, there is no sign that invitations have to be consistent throughout the S- and number-thing.
I'm thinking something playing on the numbers - like 7 8 9 10 - and on the S for 5S and the C for 5C.
Have the iOS-style "7" that's we've seen, followed by a "S" that has long tails (almost making it look like an 8), then have 9.1C (and have the C tails long as well to look like a 0).
So technically it would be: 7.S.9.1C
Anyone want to try a mockup?
Have the iOS-style "7" that's we've seen, followed by a "S" that has long tails (almost making it look like an 8), then have 9.1C (and have the C tails long as well to look like a 0).
So technically it would be: 7.S.9.1C
Anyone want to try a mockup?
Here's mine. I colored the C/0 based on the leaked 5C shells:
I'm not a fan; it seems cramped and messy.
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"Shh, you wanna get sued?"
In all seriousness though, I can't wait to see the next set of invites. Always fun trying to figure out their meanings.
All-new, radical, remarkable, magical and really outstanding.
June '14
But please, drop by September 10th. We've changed the color and made it faster, you know.
June '14
But please, drop by September 10th. We've changed the color and made it faster, you know.
All-new, radical, remarkable, magical and really outstanding.
June '14
But please, drop by September 10th. We've changed the color and made it faster, you know.
You forgot glitchy.
You forgot Beta
You forgot launch day is around the corner and there are more glitches than days to sort them out.
You forgot Apple has a team of 1,000+ software engineers working on iOS. You forget that beta six was probably being used internally when beta three was released to developers, meaning Apple had a six week head start on ironing out the issues in that build. Add the four since, and there's pretty good odds that the GM will be a massive improvement over beta 5/6.
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You forgot some people don't know anything about software development. Just let them be oblivious in peace good sir.
Anyone who knows anything about software development, knows that "1,000+ software engineers" is usually the LAST thing you'd want working on a release.
More is not better, when it comes to software
Anyone who knows anything about software development, knows that "1,000+ software engineers" is usually the LAST thing you'd want working on a release.
More is not better, when it comes to software
Regardless, the stability of beta six should not be used as guidance for how stable the released product will be. That was my point, and it still stands.