Despite being about a quarter German, I only speak as much of it as you get by default by speaking English, so I'm sure that's correct. Amusingly, though, "no-ya" and "noi-yeh" come out sounding pretty much the same in my head. Maybe it's because years of Romaji have me reflexively read the former as having Japanese-y pronunciation?I think it's closer to "noi-yeh" phonetically. But I lost my 'consummate kraut' status a generation ago.![]()
Glad you liked it. I spent a disturbing amount of time staring at samples of super-light, royalty-free fonts I could embed before I finally found Lane. Actually, I prefer a couple of its upper-case glyphs to Helvetica Neue ultralight's.Thank you for the suggestion - just downloaded it. You rock.![]()
my gut is telling me clark little took that photo. Love the look.
Os x liquid
os x fluid
os x splash?
Those are my guesses.
Because it's gorgeous?Im a graphic designer, I know all about the font. Why do people care that its being used?
So it is done.
2003? Even that was getting to the party late.
They could have been using it in their "1984" Ad.
then why are people acting like its some secret message? Going crazy over an extremely popular font is weird.Because it's gorgeous?
The font could have been developed in 1850 for all I care--it's a really beautiful font, so I'm usually happy to see it in use. That's all that matters. (I say usually, because you can of course abuse any font, particularly an ultra-light one.)
My God, Apple is so unoriginal now. Not only does it stench of Microsoft, the X makes the picture look like it was meant to be crossed out.
As a designer (and forgetting this is going up at an Apple conference): that is beautiful.
I'm loving this thread. A nice throw back to days before iOS, when OS X was front page and everyone had a great time discussing the beta's.
There were some really interesting features that never made GM, such as "Answering Machine" in iChat. Leaving a video away message, friends leaving one in return. Would have been great for the deaf. I wonder if 10.9 will introduce such features aside from iOS integration (which I don't mind, I'd just prefer more OS X focus).
Post of the year!
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9to5Mac has posted a new photograph showing a wave-themed banner with an X in the middle, similar to the iOS 7 banner that was revealed earlier today. The spartan and minimalistic banners are significant change from the style used in previous years, particularly the OS X banner below.
[url=http://cdn.macrumors.com/article-new/2013/06/xbannerbig.jpg]Image[/url]Click image for full sizeThe X appears to use the Helvetica Neue Ultra Light font, an extremely thin variant of Helvetica and the same font as the iOS 7 banner.
Article Link: Wave-Themed OS X Banner Goes Up at Moscone West for WWDC 2013